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Message #00014
Re: r379
On 10/06/12 12:25, Simon Funke wrote:
To make a long story short, I think we can only compute gradients
with respect to dicretised objects - and that is not the case for
Constant/Expression objects.
Thinking about it some more, all objects in UFL are inherently
discretised -- right? If I write log(x), that's a pointwise map
from the function space X -> X. Even Expression classes implicitly
have an associated function space, I think (Marie?).
Patrick
Follow ups
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Re: r379
From: Marie E. Rognes, 2012-06-11
References
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r379
From: Patrick Farrell, 2012-06-09
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Re: r379
From: Simon Funke, 2012-06-09
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Re: r379
From: Patrick Farrell, 2012-06-09
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Re: r379
From: Simon Funke, 2012-06-10