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@TheBB The method dirichlet_dofs() in the API is presumably aimed at finite element discretizations. For a cell centered finite volume discretization, where boundary conditions are discretized differently (in a certain sense) from interior dofs, it is not meaningful to ask for Dirichlet dofs. In such cases, should the method simply return an empty list?
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Yes, the idea is to distinguish fixed dofs, so for finite volumes presumably no dofs are fixed (and, correspondingly, all entries in the load vector are of significance), so the return value should be [].
@TheBB The method
dirichlet_dofs()
in the API is presumably aimed at finite element discretizations. For a cell centered finite volume discretization, where boundary conditions are discretized differently (in a certain sense) from interior dofs, it is not meaningful to ask for Dirichlet dofs. In such cases, should the method simply return an empty list?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: