Nicolas,

If deal.II handles hanging nodes in the same way as other codes that's fine
for me.

Yes, there is really only one canonical way for dealing with hanging nodes that everyone uses (including deal.II).


I will recommend my colleague to study your lecture 16. I think it
explains how to deal with this kind of mesh. I think they have trouble with
the discontinuity of the shape functions (or other finite element
functions) but you explain in your lecture how to add constraints to ensure
continuity. I guess the need for refined meshes lead you to make this
second version of deal.

Actually, the original DEAL library did that as well. It was more a question of software design that prompted us to rewrite it all.


PS: Thanks for your MATH 676 lectures, they are so helpful for my PhD.

Thank you for the kind words!

Best
 Wolfgang


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