Hi Wolfgang,
Thanks for the guidance on the pointer. I have gotten a compiled program
using:
const FE_Enriched<dim> fenr;
PotentialFunction<dim> potential;
shElast<dim, spacedim>::shElast()
:fenr( FE_Q<dim>(2),
FE_Q<dim>(1),
&potential )
However, I am in need of a 3D vector solution. Previously, I have
successfully used FE_System for non-enriched 3D vector problems, i.e.:
const FESystem<dim,spacedim> fesys;
shElast<dim, spacedim>::shElast()
:fesys( FE_Q<dim>(2), 3)
How can I go about getting a vector solution with FE_Enriched? I have
tried to use vector arguments in FE_Enriched for base elements, enriched
elements, and enrichment functions, based on the documentation. I have
also tried to use FE_Enriched as an argument to FE_System:
const FESystem<dim,spacedim> fesys;
const FE_Enriched<dim> fenr;
shElast<dim, spacedim>::shElast()
:fesys( fenr( FE_Q<dim>(2),
FE_Q<dim>(1),
&potential )
, 3)
Are either of these directions valid? I can't tell if I'm failing to use
the correct syntax or if I'm completely off base with the approach.
Thanks,
Alex
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