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Discrepancy in the number of quadrature points #1710

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andrsd opened this issue Feb 14, 2014 · 3 comments
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Discrepancy in the number of quadrature points #1710

andrsd opened this issue Feb 14, 2014 · 3 comments
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andrsd commented Feb 14, 2014

When using elements with different dimensions in the same mesh, we can hit a situation when the number of quadrature points in material sub-system is incorrect. This happens then a low dimensional element is hit before the higher-dimensional one. This caused MaterialData to resize the number of quadrature points to a smaller number than is actually needed for the higher-dimensional element and this size stays the same for the whole sweep through the mesh.

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andrsd commented Feb 14, 2014

In 120c4c2:

Fixing the discrepancy in the number of quadrature points when using different element dimensions in one mesh (closes #1710)

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andrsd commented Feb 14, 2014

In 0732a76:

Adding a test case for mixed-dimensional elements with materials (refs #1710)

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andrsd commented Feb 14, 2014

In 53a73f9:

Adding forgotten mesh file (refs #1710)

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…different element dimensions in one mesh (closes #1710)

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