Hello,
I am using gmsh trough API provided by gmshlib.a in order to mesh a collection of OCC surfaces imported from a CAD. The meshing works fine and I have tried several 2D algorithms (front2d, meshadapt, bds, del2d, bamg) which I have seen can be specified in the string argument of GmshInitialize(argc, argv). I would like to increase the mesh density inside the face with respect to the size of the contour elements (defined in the previous mesh(1)). Is it possible to specify a mesh size that is related to the specific face and is smaller than length of contour edges. Ideally I would like to have a situation where the peripheral triangles are somewhat anisotrope (compressed in the direction normal to the contour). I think it should be possible to get this effect by selecting the face related mesh size smaller than contour related mesh size. The ratio should be in the range 0.5 < R <1 where the lower limit should be avoided because it would produce degenerate flat triangles. >From a slightly different point of view I would like to have a sort of >1dimensional boundary layer coomposed of thin triangles. Is it possible to get this result in some way by a proper choice of algo2d and of the related parameters ? Thanks Walter
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