Grid constructors

function simplexgrid(coord::Array{Tc,2},
                     cellnodes::Array{Ti,2},
                     cellregions=ones(Ti, size(coord,2)),
                     bfacenodes=zeros(Ti,size(coord,1),0),
                     bfaceregions=zeros(Ti,length(bfacenodes))
                     ) where {Tc,Ti}

Create d-dimensional simplex grid from five arrays.

•    coord: d ``\times`` n_points matrix of coordinates

• cellnodes: d+1 $\times$ n_tri matrix of triangle - point incidence
• cellregions: (optional) n_tri vector of cell region markers
• bfacenodes: (optional) d $\times$ n_bf matrix of boundary facet - point incidences
• bfaceregions: (optional) n_bf vector of boundary facet region markers

Coordinate type Tc index type Ti are detected from the first two parameters. cellregions, bfaceregions, bfacenodes are converted to have the same element type as cellnodes.

function simplexgrid(coord::Array{Tc,2},
                     cellnodes::Array{Ti,2},
                     cellregions,
                     bfacenodes,
                     bfaceregions,
                     bedgenodes,
                     bedgeregions
                     ) where {Tc,Ti}

Create simplex grid from coordinates, cell-nodes-adjancency, cell-region-numbers, boundary-face-nodes adjacency, boundary-face-region-numbers, boundary-edge-nodes, and boundary-edge-region-numbers arrays.

The index type Ti is detected from cellnodes, all other arrays besides coord are converted to this index type.

simplexgrid(X; bregions=[1,2],cellregion=1)

Constructor for 1D grid.

Construct 1D grid from an array of node coordinates. It creates two boundary regions with index 1 at the left end and index 2 at the right end by default.

The keyword arguments allow to overwrite the default region numbers.

Primal grid holding unknowns: marked by o, dual grid marking control volumes: marked by |.

 o-----o-----o-----o-----o-----o-----o-----o-----o
 |--|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|--|

simplexgrid(X,Y; bregions=[1,2,3,4],cellregion=1)

Constructor for 2D grid from coordinate arrays.

Boundary region numbers count counterclockwise:

The keyword arguments allow to overwrite the default region numbers.

simplexgrid(X,Y,Z; bregions=[1,2,3,4,5,6],cellregion=1)

Constructor for 3D grid from coordinate arrays. Boundary region numbers:

The keyword arguments allow to overwrite the default region numbers.

simplexgrid(grid2d::ExtendableGrid, coordZ; bot_offset=0,cell_offset=0,top_offset=0, bface_offset=0)

Create tensor product of 2D grid and 1D coordinate array.

Cellregions and outer facet regions are taken over from 2D grid and added to cell_offset and bface_offset, respectively. Top an bottom facet regions are detected from the cell regions and added to bot_offset resp. top_offset.

simplexgrid(
    file::String;
    format,
    kwargs...
) -> Union{Nothing, ExtendableGrid}

Read grid from file. Supported formats:

• "*.sg": pdelib sg files. Format versions:
  • format=v"2.0": long version with some unnecessary data
  • format=v"2.1": shortened version only with cells, cellnodes, cellregions, bfacenodes, bfaceregions
  • format=v"2.2": like 2.1, but additional info on cell and node partitioning. Edge partitioning is not stored in the file and may be re-established by induce_edge_partitioning!.
• "*.geo": gmsh geometry description (requires using Gmsh)
• "*.msh": gmsh mesh (requires using Gmsh)

c=glue(a,b)

Glue together two vectors a and b resulting in a vector c. They last element of a shall be equal (up to tol) to the first element of b. The result fulfills length(c)=length(a)+length(b)-1

glue(g1,g2;
     g1regions=1:num_bfaceregions(g1),
     g2regions=1:num_bfaceregions(g2),
     interface=0,
     warnonly = false,
     tol=1.0e-10,
     naive=false)

Merge two grids along their common boundary facets.

• g1: First grid to be merged
• g2: Second grid to be merged
• g1regions: boundary regions to be used from grid1. Default: all.
• g2regions: boundary regions to be used from grid2. Default: all.
• interface: if nonzero, create interface region in new grid, otherwise, ignore
• strict: Assume all bfaces form specified regions shall be matched, throw error on failure
• tol: Distance below which two points are seen as identical. Default: 1.0e-10
• naive: use naive quadratic complexity matching (for checking backward compatibility). Default: false

Deprecated:

• breg: old notation for interface

grid_lshape(::Type{<:Triangle2D}; scale = [1,1], shift = [0,0])

Lshape domain

grid_triangle(coords::AbstractArray{T,2}) where {T}

Generates a single triangle with the given coordinates, that should be a 2 x 3 array with the coordinates of the three vertices, e.g. coords = [0.0 0.0; 1.0 0.0; 0.0 1.0]'.

grid_unitcube(EG::Type{<:Hexahedron3D}; scale = [1,1,1], shift = [0,0,0])

Unit cube as one cell with six boundary regions (bottom, front, right, back, left, top)

grid_unitcube(::Type{Tetrahedron3D}; scale = [1,1,1], shift = [0,0,0])

Unit cube as six tets with six boundary regions (bottom, front, right, back, left, top)

grid_unitsquare(EG::Type{<:Quadrilateral2D}; scale = [1,1], shift = [0,0])

Unit square as one cell with four boundary regions (bottom, right, top, left)

grid_unitsquare(::Type{<:Triangle2D}; scale = [1,1], shift = [0,0])

Unit square as two triangles with four boundary regions (bottom, right, top, left)

grid_unitsquare_mixedgeometries()

Unit suqare as mixed triangles and squares with four boundary regions (bottom, right, top, left)

    reference_domain(EG::Type{<:AbstractElementGeometry}, T::Type{<:Real} = Float64; scale = [1,1,1], shift = [0,0,0]) -> ExtendableGrid{T,Int32}

Generates an ExtendableGrid{T,Int32} for the reference domain of the specified Element Geometry. With scale and shift the coordinates can be manipulated.

ringsector(rad,ang)

Sector of ring or full ring (if ang[begin]-ang[end]≈2π)