ElementHex2
See original GitHub issueThe next element to be added under #23 is probably the 27-node quadratic three-dimensional ElementHex2
.
Quadratic hexahedral elements were recommended over ElementHex1
by Benzley et al (1995), as consulted in #75.
The use of quadratic displacement formulated finite elements significantly improve the performance of the tetrahedral as well as the hexahedral elements.
ElementHex2
will also be required for Taylor–Hood element for Stokes or Navier–Stokes problems on a MeshHex
.
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I’m now using Leszek Demkowicz’ books since I got a recommendation from a friend:
https://www.amazon.com/Computing-Hp-Adaptive-Finite-Elements-Vol/dp/1584886714
I’m also simultaneously studying theory from Schwab’s book:
https://www.amazon.com/hp-Finite-Element-Methods-Applications/dp/0198503903
I’m now looking into implementing the p-version of the finite element method in scikit-fem, starting with
ElementQuadP
for arbitrary order. I’ll probably change the reference element used for quads and hexes (from(-1, 1)^d
to(0, 1)^d
) because the book I’m using as a reference uses those and it seems that the notation for the basis functions will be slightly more concise.Just a remark in case you already started working on this.