[firedrake] Anisotropic mesh
Anna Kalogirou
a.kalogirou at leeds.ac.uk
Wed Nov 12 15:49:12 GMT 2014
Dear all,
There seems to be a problem with anisotropic meshes, namely with
different number of nodes in each direction. The problem is encountered
closer to the x-axis if the x-direction has less points. The situation
becomes even worse if I make the domain rectangular and as its length is
increased.
You can see an example in the attached code which uses
UnitSquareMesh(20,80) on a rectangular domain 4 times longer than wide.
I am not sure why this is happening, so hopefully someone can help.
Kind regards,
Anna Kalogirou.
P.S. Does Firedrake support the use of quadrilateral meshes?
--
Dr Anna Kalogirou
Research Fellow
School of Mathematics
University of Leeds
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