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Support for Dirac delta defined by tags
I implemented support for Dirac deltas, similar to the one in Gridap.jl but restricted to the definition by tags. The definition at arbitrary points will require a parallel search as observed by @JordiManyer in this issue. Although for few points that would not be a problem using tags is enough to have point loads. I also added some tests.
In particular, please, have a look to the definition of this function. Should it be moved to Gridap.jl?
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Hi @principejavier , sorry for the delay... I agree the mentioned code for BoundaryTriangulation
is repeated quite a lot. The underlying issue is that although BoundaryTriangulation
is defined in general, there are no constructors for arbitrary facet dimension. All constructors end up defaulting to D=Dc-1
... I have had to implement this same constructor a couple of times already.
So I do think it would be good to have something like this in Gridap.
@amartinhuertas do you agree?
@JordiManyer , @amartinhuertas , if you don't mind I will accept this PR to incorporate the development into master and I will open an issue to keep in mind https://github.com/gridap/GridapDistributed.jl/pull/133#issuecomment-1837801873
@JordiManyer , @amartinhuertas , if you don't mind I will accept this PR to incorporate the development into master and I will open an issue to keep in mind #133 (comment)
Yeah all good!