Guido,

> The easiest way is looping over all cells and over all faces of the
> cell. For each face, store the cell and its neighbor and set the user
> flag so you don't do the face twice.

I think we are not talking about having access to the two cells that share a 
face but to all cells that share a vertex with the face, which is a larger 
but a priori unknown number, see the original post below.

Best,
Tobias


> >> I'm looking for a way to build up a list of adjacent cells of each
> >> face, i.e. all cells that share a vertex with a given face.
> >> Obviously a loop over all cells inside a loop over all faces is
> >> prohibitively expensive. Is there a more clever way to achieve this in
> >> deal?
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >> Christian
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