On 3/6/19 7:28 AM, Konrad wrote:
> 
> I was wondering if there is an implementation of Nedelec elements of 
> second kind in deal.ii. I see from the documentation that there is an 
> implementation of Nedelec elements of first kind.
> 
> I am askingĀ  for the following reason: I need to cover with my 
> implemetation a full deRham complex of he form Q_k --> Ned_k^2 --> BDM_k 
> --> DGQ_k (Ned_k^2 means order k second kind). The de Rham complex 
> involving Q_k --> Ned_{k-1}^1 --> RT_{k-1} --> DQ_{k-1} (RT_k is 
> Raviart-Thomas of order k) is not an option. I actually only need k=1.
> 
> 
> Even is there is no implementation of Ned^k^2: How difficult would it be 
> to introduce them in deal.ii since they can be viewed as rotated BDM_k 
> elements? I am not familiar with details of the deal.ii implementation 
> but it sounds to me that they are exactly the same as BDM_k when it 
> comes to DoF-handlers etc besides the rotation of the shape functions 
> that I just mentioned.

Konrad,
I don't think we have that element. It is in general not terribly 
difficult to implement new elements, in particular for lowest order 
ones. The interface of finite element classes is quite self-contained, 
and you don't need to know anything about the rest of the library to 
understand it. There are also plenty of examples to start from, and we'd 
be happy to help with questions you may have!

Best
  W.


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