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<p>Hello Andreas,</p>
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<p>thanks for the quick response.</p>
<p>I followed the "get-started" tutorial, so I'm using the UG-Grid implementation.</p>
<p>Like this, where UG-Grid depends on the dimension and a LeafGridView</p>
<p>is later generated:<br>
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<div> using Grid = UGGrid<Parameters::dim()>;<br>
using GridView = Grid::LeafGridView;</div>
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<div>So I'm also not sure if either the indexing of the boundary segments might</div>
<div>be wrong in my code, so that the wrong array-entry and thus wrong tag is <br>
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<div>chosen for a specific intersection/boundary segment. Or the calculation of <br>
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<div>the row, where the entry is placed/modified might be false.</div>
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<div>Hope that helps.</div>
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<div>Best regards,</div>
<div>Max<br>
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<div id="divRplyFwdMsg" dir="ltr"><font face="Calibri, sans-serif" style="font-size:11pt" color="#000000"><b>Von:</b> Dedner, Andreas <A.S.Dedner@warwick.ac.uk><br>
<b>Gesendet:</b> Freitag, 21. August 2020 19:33:37<br>
<b>An:</b> Firmbach, Max; dune@lists.dune-project.org<br>
<b>Betreff:</b> Re: Boundary conditions, segments and indexing</font>
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Hi Max.</div>
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Looks alright to me but I might have missed something.<br>
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Could you please add which grid manager you are using since it might be a bug in the grid implementation you are using.<br>
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Best</div>
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Andreas</div>
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<b>Sent:</b> 21 August 2020 17:58<br>
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<b>Subject:</b> [Dune] Boundary conditions, segments and indexing</font>
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<p>Hello DUNE-developers,</p>
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<p>I have a question regarding the boundary segment indexing and</p>
<p>connecting tags corresponding to the segments with boundary conditions.</p>
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<p>Right now, I load a gmsh-file and obtain a vector with boundary tags.</p>
<p>Those tags should trigger some kind of boundary condition for example</p>
<p>set some values in a block-vector or sparse-matrix.</p>
<p>After reading the book from Mr. Sander and some how-to's I think I <br>
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<p>understood the principle concept of intersections and so, but still</p>
<p>something is not working right for me.<br>
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<p>My actual code loops over all elements of the gridview and over</p>
<p>the corresponding intersections. Inside the loop i check if</p>
<p>the intersection is in contact with the boundary (because I</p>
<p>want to set boundary conditions). If that is true, a switch</p>
<p>should select the right b.c. code, depending on the tag that is</p>
<p>stored inside the boundaryEntitity vector I obtain from loading the</p>
<p>gmsh-file. The array-entry of the boundaryEntitiy vector is</p>
<p>selected via the intersection boundary segment index (is this the right</p>
<p>approach ?).</p>
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<p>And here starts my actual question ... in two dimensions that is working</p>
<p>fine (even for complex geometries and several tags), but for three dimensions <br>
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<p>it's not working properly even for a single element (for example a hexa-element
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<p>with different tags on each of the boundary faces). <br>
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<p>So is my description the common approach to handle the boundary situation <br>
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<p>or is there a more efficient or better way ? Or am I missing something ?<br>
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<p>My code looks like this (the 3 lines after the double loop and the</p>
<p>code inside case 1 should set the corresponding entry in a block-</p>
<p>vector, by looping over the vertices of the intersection geometry and</p>
<p>getting the "global" index for that position):<br>
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<div>for( const auto& element : elements(gridView)) {<br>
for( const auto& isect : intersections(gridView, element)) {</div>
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GeometryType elementGeometry = element.type();<br>
using Factory = ReferenceElements<double, dim>;<br>
const auto &ref = Factory::general(elementGeometry);</div>
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if(isect.boundary()) {<br>
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switch(boundaryEntity[isect.boundarySegmentIndex()]) {<br>
case 0:</div>
<div> ...<br>
break;<br>
case 1:</div>
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for(int i=0; i<ref.size(isect.indexInInside(), 1, dim); i++) {<br>
int row = indexSet.subIndex(element, ref.subEntity(isect.indexInInside(), 1, i, dim), dim);
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loadVector[row] = Load; <br>
}</div>
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<div> ...<br>
}<br>
}<br>
}<br>
}</div>
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<div>As written before, for 2d meshes it works pretty well, but for 3d it's the complete</div>
<div>opposite and I don't really understand why.<br>
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<div>Thanks for your help and best regards,</div>
<div>Max<br>
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