Re: Distmesh, mesh refinement

Mishal0488 wrote
> Hi Guys
> 
> Does anyone have any experience with the use of Distmesh? I have attached
> a
> link below.
> 
> http://persson.berkeley.edu/distmesh/
> 
> Below is my code for a mesh. I am not sure to refine the mesh to attain
> better results for my finite element code. The 0.01 which is in bold
> allows
> the mesh to get finer when compared to a value of 0.1, however anything
> smaller than 0.01 does not create a better mesh.
> 
> If anyone has any experience in this package please help.
> 
> P1 = [0 0];
> P2 = [0 60];
> P3 = [30 30]; #load point
> P4 = [60 0];
> pv = [P1(1,1) P1(1,2);P2(1,1) P2(1,2);P3(1,1) P3(1,2);P4(1,1)
> P4(1,2);P1(1,1) P1(1,2)];
> fd = { 'l_dpolygon', [], pv };
> fh = @(p) (min(p(:,3)));#ones(size(p,1),1);
> [p,T] = distmesh( fd, fh, *0.01*, [-2,-2;2,2],pv);
> patch( 'vertices', p, 'faces', T, 'facecolor', [.9, .9, .9] )
> 
> 
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Dear Mishal

With distmesh I have no experience, but will have a look soon.
For my FEM code I used triangle, which woked without major problems.
If you like give FEMoctave a try. Install by
pkg install https://github.com/AndreasStahel/FEMoctave/archive/v2.0.3.tar.gz
or use github at https://github.com/AndreasStahel/FEMoctave

I hope it helps

Andreas






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