Dear Wolfgang,
In the meanwhile that the VectorTools::interpolate_based_on_material_id
function is taking care of, I just did the same through the following code
to change my solution vector in the specific regions with designated
material_id, which may be used by those who have the same issue
Dear Wolfgang: Thank you for your time addressing this issue.
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> Thank you for opening the Github issue. I've been looking around the function
> implementation and will be trying to figure out the issue. I will update you
> once I have some understanding.
Hamed: I think I have a fix for this. Take a look at the pull request linked
to from the github page
Dear Wolfgang,
Thank you for opening the Github issue. I've been looking around the
function implementation and will be trying to figure out the issue. I will
update you once I have some understanding.
Regards,
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Hamed,
> Thank you very much for your help. In fact, what you got is for the case that
> the material_id for the entire domain (both half of cubes) is included in
> function_map. My domain is a cube divided into two equal part at the plane
> x=0.5. One half has material_id=0 and the other hal
I forgot to mention that I am using deal.ii 9.0.0 version.
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Dear Wolfgang,
> In other words, there are no NaNs for me. What do you get? And what
> version of
> deal.II are you using?
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Thank you very much for your help. In fact, what you got is for the case
that the material_id for the entire domain (both half of cubes) is included
in function_map
On 12/10/18 10:17 AM, Hamed Babaei wrote:
>
> I would like to forcefully determine the solution at some regions of my
> domain
> in which I solve an initial value problem. Therefore, I chose to
> use VectorTools::interpolate_based_on_material_id function to implement the
> desired constant val
