Knut Andreas Meyer
Knut Andreas Meyer
REPL printing of a grid relied on the const dictionary celltypes. This suggestion uses the `repr` of each `typeof(cell)` instead, which makes it easy to have REPL printing of grid...
Starting an example using both mixed grid and fields on subsets of the domain: Porous media with embedded impermeable particles. Probably relevant to see how it is affected by PR...
Allow the following syntax also for a Dirichlet condition covering nonconcrete celltypes ```julia add!(ch, dbc) ``` Before, this had to be done for each fieldhandler in `ch::ConstraintHandler` with a unique...
Two problems are clear from #179 1) The @implement_gradient macro doesn't work if the original function gives anything more specific than AbstractTensor 2) The method doesn't give any error if...
Seems different to existing similar issues, but perhaps related to the fixed #256? ```julia f1(c::TT=[1,1]) where {TT
The following example causes julia to quit silently on Windows 10 (but not on Windows Subsystem for Linux) if run with more than 1 thread. ```julia using RecursiveFactorization, LinearAlgebra num...
If removed from Neumann example, probably good to remove from examples as well? Ref #473 Edit: Also adopted an unrelated doc change from @fredrikekre's comment in [#470](https://github.com/Ferrite-FEM/Ferrite.jl/pull/470#discussion_r928557474)
For vector `sv=sprand(n,0.2)`: ```julia Vector: n = 16 master: 119.365 ns (1 allocation: 192 bytes) pr: 45.455 ns (1 allocation: 192 bytes) Vector: n = 65536 master: 2.682 ms (2...
closes #278 (replaces #691, xref #686) Following the discussion in #691, this PR introduces an abstraction layer for exporting from Ferrite to VTK. With this PR, no functions from `WriteVTK.jl`...
Supersedes #680 and #674, using the components from #764 - [x] Check performance - [x] Update incompressible elasticity example - [x] Add tests - [x] Complete documentation A couple of...