[Nek5000-users] Basis functions and smoothness of interpolants
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Thu Jan 4 09:16:44 CST 2018
Hi,
I am trying to understand how the code works, and therefore I opened the theory section at the Nek5000-homepage.
Here, you link to the book "High-Order Methods for Incompressible Fluid Flow" by Deville et al.
I started to read the book, but I am not sure how to relate what I read to Nek.
In chapter 4, a class of 2D basis functions defined on a square is defined.
I think this is the kind of basis function that is used in Nek, am I right?
I understand that these functions serves as a basis for one element of the domain.
But Nek solves PDE:s over several linked elements.
What is here the condition at the edge connecting two elements?
Is it that the function (velocity component/pressure/scalar) should be continuous at the GLL-nodes at such an edge?
Also consinuously differentiable att these nodes? Differentiable to some higher order?
What about function values on the edge that are not at the GLL-node?
Are they discontinuous or differentiable to some certain order?
Best,
Johan
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