unconventional linear and bilinear forms
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Paul Constantine
I'm wondering if the following is possible to express easily in UFL. I'll write it in math/latex style.
Let's say my domain is an interval x \in [a,b]. Now let u = u(x) \in R^n and v = v(x) \in R^n. These are n-vectors whose elements depend on x. And let A = A(x) \in R^n x R^n be a matrix whose elements depend on x.
I would like to work with linear forms such as
\int_a^b u^T v dx
and bilinear forms such as
\int_a^b u^T A v dx.
The matrix A might be a "mesh function" that returns an nxn matrix for each mesh point.
Reading through the FEniCS book -- particularly Chapter 17 -- I can't tell if such a thing is possible.
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