On Mon, 7 Nov 2011, Matteo Semplice wrote:
> This would be ok with me, but the question is how can I achieve this in
> the DifferentiableSystem framework? Part 3 should be ok using
> FEMSystem::side_postprocess, but how about part 2?
Sorry I don't have more time to make helpful suggestions, but
Dear all,
I am afraid that boundary conditions imposed with the penalty
method are confusing NewtonSolver for a nonlinear system of PDE's I'm
working with (I have already checked the jacobians with
verify_analitic_jacobians...). Thus, I would like to rule out the
penalty method as culprit
Roy,
as always.
thank you very much!
df
On Sun, 7 Sep 2008, Roy Stogner wrote:
>
> On Sun, 7 Sep 2008, David Fuentes wrote:
>
>> Are there any examples that show how to apply different boundary
>> conditions to different parts of the domain?
>
> Examples 13 and 18, the boundary_id() function
On Sun, 7 Sep 2008, David Fuentes wrote:
> Are there any examples that show how to apply different boundary
> conditions to different parts of the domain?
Examples 13 and 18, the boundary_id() functionality. You can set ids
manually (and they'll be preserved on refined child sides), let
libMesh
Hi,
Are there any examples that show how to apply different boundary
conditions to different parts of the domain?
I want part of the domain to have Neuman boundary conditions and
another part to have robin/Cauchy boundary conditions.
Is there a mechanism to distinguish that some faces of the fin
On Tue, 12 Aug 2008, Nasser Mohieddin Abukhdeir wrote:
>I'm trying to implement Dirichlet boundary conditions in a 1D
> problem using DiffSystem. There isn't really an example to cover this,
> so I just want to verify what I came up with makes sense, where two
> variables "B" and "lB" shoul
Hi:
I'm trying to implement Dirichlet boundary conditions in a 1D
problem using DiffSystem. There isn't really an example to cover this,
so I just want to verify what I came up with makes sense, where two
variables "B" and "lB" should be zero at the domain boundaries x=0,1
(note, using num