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example for steady problem

Asked by Nico Schlömer

Is there a small example for a PDE that is *not* time-dependent?

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Patrick Farrell (pefarrell) said : 		#1

Sure. Check out the klein/ directory in the applications branch. It solves a steady p-Laplace equation on a manifold, and takes its gradient and Hessian.

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Nico Schlömer (nschloe) said : 		#2

Ah, I didn't know about the applications branch.
(Now also cloned to https://github.com/nschloe/dolfin-adjoint-applications.)

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Patrick Farrell (pefarrell) said : 		#3

Sure. A lot of the stuff there is work-in-progress; it's public out of scientific openness, but no guarantees.

We must set up an "examples" section of the webpage one day.

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Nico Schlömer (nschloe) said : 		#4

Distributing it with dolfin-adjoint (./demo/, ./examples/, ./demo/undocumented/) would already increase visibility.