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Here are a few tips to help get your question answered:

  • Write your message in English.
  • Phrase the title of your post as a question and make it meaningful.
  • Check that your question hasn’t been asked before using the search functionality.
  • Post a “minimum working code example” (MWE) to illustrate the problem:
    A MWE is the simplest piece of code that reproduces or explains the problem you have.
    It must be possible to take the MWE, paste it into a file and run it, without any extra modifications. Good MWEs can be as little as 10 lines of code. If you can remove a line of code from your MWE and still show your problem, then you don’t have an MWE!
  • Do not post lengthy application code!
  • Post the full error message created by your MWE.
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The following is a list of well constructed questions adhering to the guidelines above:

  1. Getting cell dofs for vector valued function space in dolfinx
  2. Problem with 3D nedelec element
  3. What is the “default” linear solver/preconditioner?
  4. Setting Dirichlet boundary condition/constraint on 3D edges
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