Hello,

I would like to solve a PDE using cylindrical coordinates (instead of
cartesian) but my equations are rotationally symmetric (do not depend on
theta). Therefore, I only need to solve the problem in a 2D domain with
coordinates r (radius) and z (direction along the axis).

Can I just do that by employing a cylindrical mesh with dim=2, for example
using the function GridGenerator::cylinder, or do I need to pick a
specific finite element function and/or modify the weak form of the
equations?

I am not sure I understand what the following sentence in the
GridGenerator::cylinder function documentation means:

*The manifold id for the hull of the cylinder is set to zero, and a
CylindricalManifold is attached to it.*

Thank you!

David

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