Dear Truong,
To supplement Bruno’s remarks, and answer this question in particular:
> I guess a procedure like associating the surface boundaries (from meshing
> software) to the manifolds would also only works for meshing refinement, not
> for mesh coarsening.
It would work for mesh
Thanks for your instant and helpful answer. So, the grid from other mesh
generator cannot be made coarser at all. As I referred from step-5
tutorial, I guess a procedure like associating the surface boundaries (from
meshing software) to the manifolds would also only works for meshing
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Dear Truong,
My understanding is that the triangulation in deal.II works like a
quad/oct-forest.That is, the mesh that is generated or read serves as the
forest and each cell is a tree. Consequently, it is not possible to coarsen
a mesh more than it's initial configuration.
For a lot of meshes
Thank you, Dr. Bangerth, I think these extra comments clarify it for me.
Best,
Giselle
On Monday, August 30, 2021 at 8:15:16 p.m. UTC-5 Wolfgang Bangerth wrote:
> On 8/28/21 4:52 PM, Giselle Sosa Jones wrote:
> >
> > I need to create a local space of polynomials in 3D of the form
> >
