Hi all, Has anyone here successfully implemented mesh refinement for problems with (spatial) periodic boundary conditions before? If so, I'd welcome ideas on the best way to approach the problem. As far as I can tell, it is a requirement in deal.II for the elements on opposite sides of linked boundaries to be of the same size locally otherwise the constraints won't match and, I'd imagine, bad things would happen. What is the best way to maintain these constraints assuming an arbitrary refinement vector? I'm thinking the best approach is to just refine the mesh as normal then "patch it up" through a second sweep to ensure the mesh sizes on opposite sides of the linked boundaries are the same by forcing additional refinement if necessary.
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