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DOLFIN User ManualHoffman, Jansson, Logg, WellsA.3.4Alignment of edgesDepending on the orientation of any given cell, an edge on the cell may bealigned or not aligned with the corresponding edge on the reference cell if thevertices of the cell are mapped to the reference cell. We define the alignmentof an edge with respect to a cell to be 0 if the edge is aligned with theorientation of the reference cell and 1 otherwise.Example 1: The alignment of the first edge (e 0 ) on a triangle is 0 if thefirst vertex of the edge is the second vertex (v 1 ) of the triangle.Example 2: The alignment of the second edge (e 1 ) on a tetrahedron is 0 ifthe first vertex of the edge is the third vertex (v 2 ) of the tetrahedron.If two cells share a common edge and the edge is aligned with one of the cellsand not the other, we must reverse the order in which the local nodes aremapped to global nodes on one of the two cells. As a convention, the orderis kept if the alignment is 0 and reversed if the alignment is 1.A.3.5Internal ordering on facesFor faces containing more than one node, the ordering of nodes is nestedgoing from the first to the third vertex and in each step going from the firstto the second vertex as in Figure A.6.A.3.6Alignment of facesThere are six different ways for a face to be aligned on a tetrahedron; there arethree ways to pick the first edge of the face, and once the first edge is picked,there are two ways to pick the second edge. To define an alignment of faces asan integer between 0 and 5, we compare the ordering of edges on a face withthe ordering of edges on the corresponding face on the reference tetrahedron.If the first edge of the face matches the first edge on the corresponding faceon the reference tetrahedron and also the second edge matches the secondedge on the reference tetrahedron, then the alignment is 0. If only the first94
DOLFIN User ManualHoffman, Jansson, Logg, Wellsv 2 fPSfrag replacements53 40 1 2v 0 fv 1 fFigure A.6: Internal ordering of nodes on faces.95
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Chapter 3Linear algebra◮ Develope
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