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Firedrake integration for the poisson problem #67

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florian98765 opened this issue Mar 4, 2021 · 1 comment
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Firedrake integration for the poisson problem #67

florian98765 opened this issue Mar 4, 2021 · 1 comment

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@florian98765
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Dear Andreas,
sometimes ago you commented on one of my firedrake issues, regarding coupling firedrake with some BEM library.
I would like to try to replace (extend) our current library with pytentials. Up to now, I managed to install meshmode as well as pytentials within our firedrake docker container.

The original plan was to use the code from the meshmode examples to_firedrake.py and from_firedrake.py. Before I start implementing I just wanted to make sure that this is still up-to-date, or if there is already some interface using the UFL external operators as reported within your publication.

best wishes and thanks for your help
Florian

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inducer commented Mar 4, 2021

Hi Florian, good to hear from you. We're actually developing this integration as part of a grant project, so there already exist some components (realized as Firedrake ExternalOperators) that you could use. As a disclaimer: That work is happening as we speak, so there are some aspects that are a bit in flux. If you're OK with that (and willing to tolerate the occasional code breakage that we'll help you with), we would love to have you as a user/guinea pig. :)

The easiest way to get this started might be if you join us on the #nonlocal channel on Firedrake slack.

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