Hello. I am currently starting a project that will involve some mixed FEM work. I have two coupled equations- one equation is solved for each element (which uses 3 or 4-node, elements, solving for an unknown at the centroid of the element), and the second would be solved for each element edge (which I am proposing to use a normal vector element such as an RT0 at each edge). Looking through the documentation it appears to be both flexible, and powerful. In the past I have always coded up my own FEM codes, but I would like to try giving a library like libmesh a try. Is a mixed problem like the one I am proposing, something that would be possible to do using libmesh or some other general FEM library? Or is something of this nature better off coded on my own? If it does sound like something that libmesh could tackle, are there any code examples that solve a similar, mixed problem? Thanks in advance.
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