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The first thing to try would be to *not* use a Nedelec element for the right-hand side (the source term). Pick a standard Lagrange element, say DG(1) for the right-hand. That should fix this problem, but I still think something else will break (or simply give the wrong values).
An error of this form would probably also occur, if you try to apply strong/essential boundary conditions for the Nedelec element space.
Thank you for advices.Both of them are important. I set Lagrange elements on the right-side and switch off Dirichlet Boundary Condition. Now everything compiles, application works, but solver can't find solution - what is expected if I switched off DBC.
I'll think about another formulation for my problem, to avoid DBC. Does Neumann condition works correctly? Can I use 'ds' in form defition?
Figuring out how to do this might take some time. The "rest" should be working soon.
That's great. I'll be waiting. regards, BArtosz
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