Mesh generator

_compute_space_dim(topodim, lx, ly, lz, tol, verbose::Bool)

Deduce the number of space dimensions from the mesh boundaries : if one (or more) dimension of the bounding box is way lower than the other dimensions, the number of space dimension is decreased.

Currently, having for instance (x,z) is not supported. Only (x), or (x,y), or (x,y,z).

_duplicate_mesh(mesh::AbstractMesh)

Make an exact copy of the input mesh.

basic_mesh()

Generate a toy mesh of two quads and one triangle.

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circle_mesh(n; r = 1, order = 1)

Mesh a circle (in 2D) with n nodes on the circumference.

line_mesh(n; xmin = 0., xmax = 1., order = 1, names = ("xmin", "xmax"))

Generate a mesh of a line of n vertices.

Example

julia> mesh = line_mesh(5)

ncube_mesh(n::Vector{Int}; order = 1)

Generate either a line mesh, a rectangle mesh, a cubic mesh... depending on the dimension of n.

Argument

• n number of vertices in each spatial directions

Example

mesh_of_a_line = ncube_mesh([10])
mesh_of_a_square = ncube_mesh([4, 5])
mesh_of_a_hexa = ncube_mesh([4, 5, 6])

one_cell_mesh(type::Symbol, order = 1)

Generate a mesh of one cell. type can be :line, :quad, :tri, :hexa, :penta, :pyra.

The argument order refers to the geometry order. It has the same effect as the -order parameter in gmsh.

rectangle_mesh(
    nx,
    ny;
    type = :quad,
    xmin = 0.0,
    xmax = 1.0,
    ymin = 0.0,
    ymax = 1.0,
    order = 1,
    bnd_names = ("xmin", "xmax", "ymin", "ymax"),
)

Generate a 2D mesh of a rectangle with nx and ny vertices in the x and y directions respectively.

Example

julia> mesh = rectangle_mesh(5, 4)

scale(mesh, factor)

Scale the input mesh nodes coordinates by a given factor and return the resulted mesh. The factor can be a number or a vector.

Usefull for debugging.

transform(mesh::AbstractMesh, fun)

Transform the input mesh nodes coordinates by applying the given fun function and return the resulted mesh.

Usefull for debugging.

translate(mesh::AbstractMesh, t::AbstractVector)

Translate the input mesh with vector t.

Usefull for debugging.