[dune-pdelab] inerpolate function in PDELab
Steffen Müthing
steffen.muething at iwr.uni-heidelberg.de
Fri Jul 25 10:58:29 CEST 2014
Hi Xavier,
Am 23.07.2014 um 15:39 schrieb KUHN Xavier EUROGICIEL INGENIERIE <Xavier.KUHN at cea.fr>:
> Hello,
>
> I am currently learning how to use PDELab to implement Navier-Stokes equations.
great!
>
> In navier-stokes folder of dune-pdelab-howto, interesting examples are already implemented but I do not understand how interpolate function works. When I run cgstokes_instat with LU2, pressure is initialized to 0 with ZeroScalarFunction and velocity to 0 with LU_Velocity. By directly changing these initial values in cgstokes_inital.hh file, it appears pressure gets the same value of the first component of the velocity. Could you help me to understand ?
> I checked in the previous version of pdelab and initial functions were given to interpolate with NavierStokesDirichletFunctionAdapterFactory (deleted in the new one) and GridFunctionSpace did not have the same structure. I did not encounter this problem. Do you think I should reuse this deleted class ?
This is strange - I can change velocity and pressure initial values individually without a problem. How exactly did you set the different
initial value?
Oh, and another question: What compiler are you using? We discovered a bug in PDELab that might bite you here if you are using
an older compiler.
Best
Steffen
>
> PDELab 2.0.0
> Dune core module 2.3.1
>
> Thanks in advance for your help,
>
> Xavier KUHN
> Software engineer at Eurogiciel
> Third part for CEA Cadarache
>
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