On 12/17/2016 03:24 PM, seyedali88 via deal.II User Group wrote:
It sounds like the right direction. What happens when you try?
I tried the following:
std::vector<DerivativeForm<1, 2, dim> > invJ = fe_values.get_inverse_jacobians
();
This compiles fine.
I don't understand the question. Since this is the return type, why can't
you
just store these objects as given?
Now I stored the inverse of jacobian, but I cannot output it properly to see
and check its structure.
Is there a function to print such vectors?
I don't recall, but you can always just print the individual elements of these
objects in a loop.
Best
W.
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