So,  dphi = dphi/d(xyz), right?

Also, that means if I apply the boundary force that depends on the dphi,
on the face with nodes 0,1,2,3, ; it seems nodes 4,5,6,7 could also get
non-zero nodal force, right?

Thanks,


On Fri, May 16, 2014 at 2:20 PM, John Peterson <[email protected]> wrote:

> The derivatives of the Lagrange shape functions are nonzero on the element
> faces.  This is why you are seeing dphi_face != 0
>
>
> > On May 16, 2014, at 12:07 PM, walter kou <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Really appreciate it if any one can tell what get_dphi() is for the
> element
> > at the boundary, and point out the reason for my issue.
> >
> >
> >> On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 10:58 PM, walter kou <[email protected]>
> wrote:
> >>
> >>> Hi all,
> >>>
> >>> For the 2D boundary element of the 3D domain, what is dphi_face =
> >>> fe_face->get_dphi(); ??
> >>>
> >>> The strange thing to me is as below:
> >>>
> >>> 1) I use Hex8 for the 3D box, thus get 2D quad4 at the boundary face
> >>> (i.e. side element) . Notice the side element is shown below with
> nodes on
> >>> the x-y plane:
> >>>
> >>> /************ show the nodes on boundary element: side-element
> >>> [side-elem]:node: 0     coordinates:(x,y,z)=1,0,0
> >>> [side-elem]:node: 1     coordinates:(x,y,z)=1,1,0
> >>> [side-elem]:node: 2     coordinates:(x,y,z)=2,1,0
> >>> [side-elem]:node: 3     coordinates:(x,y,z)=2,0,0
> >>>
> >>> 2) I print out the Jxw- face, phi_face dphi_face.
> >>>
> >>> 3) Why do I get non-zero dphi_face[*][*](2)? should dphi/dz ==0 since
> the
> >>> 2D face is on the x-y plane?
> >>>
> >>> 4) Why is dphi_face[7][3](2) is non-zero, even nodes 4-7 are not on the
> >>> face?
> >>>
> >>> 5) Is dphi-face[*][*](0,1,2)  =  dphi/d(x,y,z) for both bulk and
> boundary
> >>> elements?
> >>>
> >>> Thanks
> >>>
> >>> /*************** show Jxw_face, phi, dphi
> >>>
> >>> Jxw_face[0]:=0.25
> >>> Jxw_face[1]:=0.25
> >>> Jxw_face[2]:=0.25
> >>> Jxw_face[3]:=0.25
> >>>
> >>> phi_face[0][0]:0.622008  dphi_face[0][0]:(x,y,z)=(-0.788675, -0.788675,
> >>> -0.622008)
> >>> phi_face[0][1]:0.166667  dphi_face[0][1]:(x,y,z)=(-0.211325, -0.788675,
> >>> -0.166667)
> >>> phi_face[0][2]:0.166667  dphi_face[0][2]:(x,y,z)=(-0.788675, -0.211325,
> >>> -0.166667)
> >>> phi_face[0][3]:0.0446582  dphi_face[0][3]:(x,y,z)=(-0.211325,
> -0.211325,
> >>> -0.0446582)
> >>> phi_face[1][0]:0.166667  dphi_face[1][0]:(x,y,z)=(0.788675, -0.211325,
> >>> -0.166667)
> >>> phi_face[1][1]:0.0446582  dphi_face[1][1]:(x,y,z)=(0.211325, -0.211325,
> >>> -0.0446582)
> >>> phi_face[1][2]:0.622008  dphi_face[1][2]:(x,y,z)=(0.788675, -0.788675,
> >>> -0.622008)
> >>> phi_face[1][3]:0.166667  dphi_face[1][3]:(x,y,z)=(0.211325, -0.788675,
> >>> -0.166667)
> >>> phi_face[2][0]:0.0446582  dphi_face[2][0]:(x,y,z)=(0.211325, 0.211325,
> >>> -0.0446582)
> >>> phi_face[2][1]:0.166667  dphi_face[2][1]:(x,y,z)=(0.788675, 0.211325,
> >>> -0.166667)
> >>> phi_face[2][2]:0.166667  dphi_face[2][2]:(x,y,z)=(0.211325, 0.788675,
> >>> -0.166667)
> >>> phi_face[2][3]:0.622008  dphi_face[2][3]:(x,y,z)=(0.788675, 0.788675,
> >>> -0.622008)
> >>> phi_face[3][0]:0.166667  dphi_face[3][0]:(x,y,z)=(-0.211325, 0.788675,
> >>> -0.166667)
> >>> phi_face[3][1]:0.622008  dphi_face[3][1]:(x,y,z)=(-0.788675, 0.788675,
> >>> -0.622008)
> >>> phi_face[3][2]:0.0446582  dphi_face[3][2]:(x,y,z)=(-0.211325, 0.211325,
> >>> -0.0446582)
> >>> phi_face[3][3]:0.166667  dphi_face[3][3]:(x,y,z)=(-0.788675, 0.211325,
> >>> -0.166667)
> >>> phi_face[4][0]:0  dphi_face[4][0]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.622008)
> >>> phi_face[4][1]:0  dphi_face[4][1]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.166667)
> >>> phi_face[4][2]:0  dphi_face[4][2]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.166667)
> >>> phi_face[4][3]:0  dphi_face[4][3]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.0446582)
> >>> phi_face[5][0]:0  dphi_face[5][0]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.166667)
> >>> phi_face[5][1]:0  dphi_face[5][1]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.0446582)
> >>> phi_face[5][2]:0  dphi_face[5][2]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.622008)
> >>> phi_face[5][3]:0  dphi_face[5][3]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.166667)
> >>> phi_face[6][0]:0  dphi_face[6][0]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.0446582)
> >>> phi_face[6][1]:0  dphi_face[6][1]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.166667)
> >>> phi_face[6][2]:0  dphi_face[6][2]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.166667)
> >>> phi_face[6][3]:0  dphi_face[6][3]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.622008)
> >>> phi_face[7][0]:0  dphi_face[7][0]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.166667)
> >>> phi_face[7][1]:0  dphi_face[7][1]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.622008)
> >>> phi_face[7][2]:0  dphi_face[7][2]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.0446582)
> >>> phi_face[7][3]:0  dphi_face[7][3]:(x,y,z)=(       0,        0,
> 0.166667)
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