Enable simplex meshes #132
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This is very good. I see that only small changes are required for the actual code to run on simplices. Very nice! |
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The failing test will be fixed in #134 |
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Compilation fails because |
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Working on #131. This PR allows solving problems stemming from simplex meshes. Before this PR, it was possible to perform agglomeration but several features (for instance interpolation ) were not yet implemented. Only 13ff100 is relevant. The set of changes is actually quite minimal.
FYI @luca-heltai @andreacangiani$p$ -convergence (with $p=1,2,3$ ) for the classical sin-sin manufactured solution interpolated onto a fine, unstructured, simplicial mesh. The element type is $P_{-k}$ , the classical scalar discontinuous Lagrange finite element. As of now, the maximum supported polynomial degree is $3$ (higher degrees are not yet available upstream in deal.II)
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