Intrepid::Basis_HDIV_WEDGE_I1_FEM< Scalar, ArrayScalar > Class Template Reference

Implementation of the default H(div)-compatible FEM basis of degree 1 on Wedge cell. More...

#include <Intrepid_HDIV_WEDGE_I1_FEM.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for Intrepid::Basis_HDIV_WEDGE_I1_FEM< Scalar, ArrayScalar >:

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Public Member Functions
	Basis_HDIV_WEDGE_I1_FEM ()
	Constructor.
void	getValues (ArrayScalar &outputValues, const ArrayScalar &inputPoints, const EOperator operatorType) const
	Evaluation of a FEM basis on a reference Wedge cell.
void	getValues (ArrayScalar &outputValues, const ArrayScalar &inputPoints, const ArrayScalar &cellVertices, const EOperator operatorType=OPERATOR_VALUE) const
	FVD basis evaluation: invocation of this method throws an exception.
Private Member Functions
void	initializeTags ()
	Initializes tagToOrdinal_ and ordinalToTag_ lookup arrays.

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Detailed Description

template<class Scalar, class ArrayScalar>
class Intrepid::Basis_HDIV_WEDGE_I1_FEM< Scalar, ArrayScalar >

Implementation of the default H(div)-compatible FEM basis of degree 1 on Wedge cell.

Implements Raviart-Thomas basis of degree 1 on the reference Wedge cell. The basis has cardinality 5 and spans an INCOMPLETE bi-linear polynomial space. Basis functions are dual to a unisolvent set of degrees-of-freedom (DoF) defined and enumerated as follows:

  ===================================================================================================
  |         |           degree-of-freedom-tag table                    |                            |
  |   DoF   |----------------------------------------------------------|       DoF definition       |
  | ordinal |  subc dim    | subc ordinal | subc DoF ord |subc num DoF |                            |
  |=========|==============|==============|==============|=============|============================|
  |    0    |       2      |       0      |       0      |      1      |  L_0(u) = (u.n)(1/2,0,0)   |
  |---------|--------------|--------------|--------------|-------------|----------------------------|
  |    1    |       2      |       1      |       0      |      1      |  L_1(u) = (u.n)(1/2,1/2,0) |
  |---------|--------------|--------------|--------------|-------------|----------------------------|
  |    2    |       2      |       2      |       0      |      1      |  L_2(u) = (u.n)(0,1/2,0)   |
  |---------|--------------|--------------|--------------|-------------|----------------------------|
  |    3    |       2      |       3      |       0      |      1      |  L_3(u) = (u.n)(1/3,1/3,-1)|
  |---------|--------------|--------------|--------------|-------------|----------------------------|
  |    4    |       2      |       4      |       0      |      1      |  L_4(u) = (u.n)(1/3,1/3,1) |
  |=========|==============|==============|==============|=============|============================|
  |   MAX   |  maxScDim=2  |  maxScOrd=4  |  maxDfOrd=0  |      -      |                            |
  |=========|==============|==============|==============|=============|============================|
  

Remarks:

• In the DoF functional is a face normal. Direction of face normals is determined by the right-hand rule applied to faces oriented by their vertex order in the cell topology, from face vertex 0 to last face vertex, whereas their length is set equal to face area (see http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Right-HandRule.html for definition of right-hand rule). For example, face 1 of all Wedge cells has vertex order {1,2,5,4} and its right-hand rule normal can be computed, e.g., by the vector product of edge tangents to edges {1,2} and {2,5}. On the reference Wedge the coordinates of face 1 vertices are (1,0,-1), (0,1,-1), (0,1,1), and (1,0,1), the edge tangents are (-1,1,0) and (0,0,2) and the face normal direction is (-1,1,0) X (0,0,2) = (2,2,0). In this case the normal length already equals face area and no further normalization is needed.

• The length of the face normal equals the face area. As a result, the DoF functional is the value of the normal component of a vector field at the face center times the face area. The resulting basis is equivalent to a basis defined by using the face flux as a DoF functional. Note that faces 0 and 2 of reference Wedge<> cells have area 2, face 1 has area 2*Sqrt(2), and faces 3 and 4 have area 1/2.

Definition at line 103 of file Intrepid_HDIV_WEDGE_I1_FEM.hpp.

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Member Function Documentation

template<class Scalar , class ArrayScalar >

void Intrepid::Basis_HDIV_WEDGE_I1_FEM< Scalar, ArrayScalar >::getValues	(	ArrayScalar &	outputValues,
		const ArrayScalar &	inputPoints,
		const EOperator	operatorType
	)		const [virtual]

Evaluation of a FEM basis on a reference Wedge cell.

Returns values of operatorType acting on FEM basis functions for a set of points in the reference Wedge cell. For rank and dimensions of I/O array arguments see Section MD array template arguments for basis methods.

Parameters:

outputValues	[out] - rank-3 or 4 array with the computed basis values
inputPoints	[in] - rank-2 array with dimensions (P,D) containing reference points
operatorType	[in] - operator applied to basis functions

Implements Intrepid::Basis< Scalar, ArrayScalar >.

Definition at line 94 of file Intrepid_HDIV_WEDGE_I1_FEMDef.hpp.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• /usr/src/RPM/BUILD/trilinos-11.12.1/packages/intrepid/src/Discretization/Basis/Intrepid_HDIV_WEDGE_I1_FEM.hpp
• /usr/src/RPM/BUILD/trilinos-11.12.1/packages/intrepid/src/Discretization/Basis/Intrepid_HDIV_WEDGE_I1_FEMDef.hpp