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discontinuous gradient
4 years 6 months ago - 4 years 6 months ago #2659
by nepomuk
discontinuous gradient was created by nepomuk
Hi,
maybe a trivial question, but how is grad(u) for u being a P1 function defined on the mesh edges (since it might be discontinuous), especially when evaluating at the nodes?
BR,
Nepomuk
maybe a trivial question, but how is grad(u) for u being a P1 function defined on the mesh edges (since it might be discontinuous), especially when evaluating at the nodes?
BR,
Nepomuk
Last edit: 4 years 6 months ago by nepomuk.
4 years 6 months ago #2660
by joachim
Replied by joachim on topic discontinuous gradient
gradients are always evaluated element-wise.
when you say grad(u), distributional parts (i.e. jumps across edges) are ignored.
the gradient is a discontinuous function, it has different values on different elements connected to a vertex.
hope this helps,
Joachim
when you say grad(u), distributional parts (i.e. jumps across edges) are ignored.
the gradient is a discontinuous function, it has different values on different elements connected to a vertex.
hope this helps,
Joachim
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