On 10/26/2017 09:16 AM, Yiyang Zhang wrote:
I mean in the constraints objects, I also put the inhomogeneous
constraints in, that is:
constraints.add_lines(....)
constraints.add_inhomogeneity(....)
Then, if I use version A, every time I solve the equation, I will add
the inhomogeneity to the newton_update. Is it the case?
I assume what you means is putting the inhomogeneity directly into the
initial solution, and then in the constraints object, we only have
homogeneous constraints. Is this what you mean?
That is the correct way of doing things. step-15 does it that way, for
example.
Best
W.
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