cubapy
A small library with quadrature/cubature points for unit- lines, triangles and tetrahedra for finite element applications.
Installation
Use the package manager pip to install cubapy:
pip install cubapy
Usage
There are three functions for cubature: line(p), tri(p), tet(p). The power p is such that polynomials up to order 2*p are integrated exactly as is usually required in finite element software.
from cubapy import *
pts = line(2)
plot_pts(*pts)
pts = tri(3)
plot_pts(*pts)
pts = tet(4)
plot_pts(*pts)
License
cubapy is licensed under GNU LGPLv3.
This library exposes a small wrapper for the Plotly library under the MIT license for the purpose of visualization.
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