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["Garth N. Wells" <gnw20@xxxxxxxxx>]

Evan Lezar wrote:
> Hi
>
> Please find attached a demo for the use of pydolfin in the computation 
> of the TM cutoff modes of a rectangular waveguide as well as a simple 
> test for evaluation of a discrete Nedelec function using pydolfin. 
>
> I was not sure of the folder conventions, so I put the code in the 
> sandbox for now - if someone could tell me where it needs to go 
> (somewhere in the demos folder) then I will gladly move it there.

I've pushed it to the sever. Demos usually go under

  dolfin/demo/foo/bar/cpp
  dolfin/demo/foo/bar/python

A few minor suggestions:

-The class SLEPcEigensolver might be useful in your demo. It provides 
various eigensolvers, and can provide an interface at arpack and other 
packages. Take a look at the demos that use it.

- Would it be possible to briefly lay out the equations being solved in 
the comment at the top of the demo file?

- It would be helpful if some of the variable names were more descriptive.

- Try to limit line lengths to about 80 cols


> Then, on a side note.  How do I go about getting an account so that I 
> can make commits without having to ping the list all the time?  Or how 
> exactly does that process work?

It's fine to send bundles to this list.

Garth


> Thanks in advance
> Evan
>
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