Explicit dual space representation in UFL
India Marsden (Department of Computing, Imperial College London, 🇬🇧)
David A Ham (Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London, 🇬🇧)
Reuben Nixon-Hill (Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London, 🇬🇧)
Tuesday session 1 (Zoom) (13:00–14:40 GMT)
This talk won a prize: Best talk by a PhD student or undergraduate (runner up)
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@incollection{fenics2021-marsden,
title = {Explicit dual space representation in UFL},
author = {India Marsden and David A Ham and Reuben Nixon-Hill},
year = {2021},
url = {http://mscroggs.github.io/fenics2021/talks/marsden.html},
booktitle = {Proceedings of FEniCS 2021, online, 22--26 March},
editor = {Igor Baratta and J{\o}rgen S. Dokken and Chris Richarson and Matthew W. Scroggs},
doi = {10.6084/m9.figshare.14495250},
pages = {138--150}
}
Hide citation infoThis talk will discuss proposed changes to the Unified Form Language to include symbolic types representing dual spaces along with associated objects and functions. UFL represents forms over finite element spaces, and operations on these forms naturally results in objects in the dual space, or operators mapping to or from dual spaces. Since UFL currently does not have a representation of these objects, the language is not closed, meaning these operations result in objects outside of the language, which these changes aim to solve.
We will discuss the changes being made and their structure, the mathematical background and the potential benefits, applications and simplifications that this work enables.