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Be smarter about when to compute what. This speeds up assembly of the Hessian for harmonic maps from R^3 to S^2 by a factor of 3
move method assembleGradient out of the Imp class again
fix index bugs. Test passes now
abort if there is a difference between the analytical Hessian and the fd Hessian
bugfix: Hessian didn't have correct block size
also test RealTuple<1>
add a specialization for RealTuple<1>
some refactoring to allow testing of other TargetSpaces
more fixes
Remove class specializations. The old implementation for the UnitVector class will handle all cases
remove obsolete method 'embeddedGradientOfEmbeddedGradient'
Remove unnecessary multiplications with the orthonormal frame matrices
fix index bug
remove the field 'globalIsometricCoordinates'. It is not used after all.
Remove a few specializations. From now on we will assume that all target spaces can be parametrized by some sort of global embedding. I don't see a case coming where that is not general enough
test a few mixed derivatives as well
update list of files to be ignored
add missing header
New test for the fd approximation of the energy Hessian
put each program on a separate line
rename unitvectortest.cc to targetspacetest.cc
bugfix in the measuring code: 1d-ness was hardwired
Do not use the word 'rods' in variable names. This code is not restricted to rods anymore
Solve the minimization problems for the evaluation of gfe functions really down to machine precision. This appears to make the overall algorithm much more stable
show assembly timings and the multigrid output
remove obsolete method assembleHessianApproximation
remove lots of hardcoded 'double' data types
Add method 'orthonormalFrame' to Rotation<2>
Use the true Hessian for the trust-region method, not an approximation
ignore a few more executables
bugfix: consistently leave out the 0.5 in front of the sum. We never use it
fix copy'n'paste bug
get rid of the singular value decomposition altogether
avoid the use of the pseudo inverse in evaluateDerivativeOfValueWRTCoefficient
remove some dead code
also test UnitVector<4>
added empty methods to be able to at least compile the gfe assembler for a RigidBodyMotion class
fix minor documentation error
Start working on a code for a general elastic Cosserat continuum,
removed spurious #endif
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