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I want to add a new element to FreeFem. Defining interpolation points and associated vertex/edge/element is quite straightforward from the current documentation.
However, the definition of typeOfFE::Data is not well documented.
According to the documentation, it should be 5*NbDoF + N where the first 5 NbDoF elements are
(1) (NbDoF) the support of the node of the df (maybe for unique id?)
(2) (NbDoF) the number of the df on the node
(3) (NbDoF) the node of the df (not sure what this means)
(4) (NbDoF) the df come from which FE (also not sure)
(5) (NbDoF) which are the df on sub FE (...)
(6) (N) no explanation
Also, I found that, in the source code, P1Lagrange and P2Lagrange have 3*5 + 3 and 6*5 + 3, respectively.
This does not match with the documentation since N=1 as they are scalar spaces.
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Can anyone add more detailed explanation about the typeOfFE::Data
Describe alternatives you've considered
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I want to add a new element to FreeFem. Defining interpolation points and associated vertex/edge/element is quite straightforward from the current documentation.
However, the definition of
typeOfFE::Data
is not well documented.According to the documentation, it should be
5*NbDoF + N
where the first 5NbDoF
elements are(1) (NbDoF) the support of the node of the df (maybe for unique id?)
(2) (NbDoF) the number of the df on the node
(3) (NbDoF) the node of the df (not sure what this means)
(4) (NbDoF) the df come from which FE (also not sure)
(5) (NbDoF) which are the df on sub FE (...)
(6) (N) no explanation
Also, I found that, in the source code,
P1Lagrange
andP2Lagrange
have3*5 + 3
and6*5 + 3
, respectively.This does not match with the documentation since
N=1
as they are scalar spaces.Describe the solution you'd like
Can anyone add more detailed explanation about the
typeOfFE::Data
Describe alternatives you've considered
Additional context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: