On 17. nov. 2010 16:15, Patrick Riesen wrote:
Nope, won't do differnt with Zero().
Here is a simple complete program:
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cell = interval
FE = FiniteElement("CG", cell, 2)
v = TestFunction(FE)
U = TrialFunction(FE)
u = Coefficient(FE)
K = Constant(cell)
c = Constant(cell)
e = as_matrix([[0.5*u.dx(0)**2, 0.5*u.dx(0)],
[0.5*u.dx(0) , Zero()]])
e_dev = e - 0.5*tr(e)*Identity(2)
Ie = 0.5*tr(e_dev*e_dev)
beta = K*exp(-c*Ie)
L = v.dx(0)*beta*0.5*u.dx(0)*dx # ok
a = derivative(L, u, U) # it fails here
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Thanks. I see what is going on, but do not quite know how to fix it
immediately.
Please add a bug report (for UFL, which is where the problem is), and
I'll think about how to fix it.
Here is a simpler example btw:
from ufl.algorithms import compute_form_arities
cell = interval
FE = FiniteElement("CG", cell, 2)
u = Coefficient(FE)
e = as_matrix([[u, 0.0],
[0.0, 0.0]])
L = tr(e)*dx
U = TrialFunction(FE)
a = derivative(L, u, U)
compute_form_arities(a)
--
Marie
regards,
patrick
On 11/17/2010 02:43 PM, Anders Logg wrote:
I don't know what that means, but I assume the 0.0 is the problem.
Does it work if you write Zero()?
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Anders
On Wed, Nov 17, 2010 at 02:36:54PM +0100, Patrick Riesen wrote:
hello,
i'm trying to update my code for the most recent fenics development
versions.
compiling+demos for ffc/ufl/dolfin etc. is all ok.
now my code has a problem, i have the following in the ufl-file:
****
e = as_matrix([[0.5*u.dx(0)**2, 0.5*u.dx(0)],
[0.5*u.dx(0) , 0.0]])
e_dev = e - 0.5*tr(e)*Identity(2)
Ie = 0.5*tr(e_dev*e_dev)
beta = K*exp(-c*Ie)
****
note:
the variable u is a coefficient from a mixed element as
uw = Coefficient(ME)
u, w = split(uw)
compiling with ffc now terminates after the compiler stage 1 and gives:
All components of a list tensor most provide same arguments
*** FFC: All components of a list tensor most provide same arguments
*** FFC: To get more information about this error, rerun FFC with
--verbose.
what does this mean? how do i need to fix my syntax above?
regards,
patrick
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