# Two weak forms in single domain

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I think as long as you can translate your weak form into `UFL` the existing machinery should allow you to do that. See, maybe [this](https://fenicsproject.discourse.group/t/how-to-assign-different-material-properties-to-elements-linear-elasticity/3742/18) and the replies in that discussion to maybe get started.

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