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It seems the mortar method is using InvIso() to find xi, eta coordinates of a point projected to the common plane while giving the current (i.e. non-projected) coordinates of the element. Potentially the element should have projected coordinates as well.
Verify the mortar integral should be evaluated on the common plane
Verify the inputs of InvIso() and the non-linear equation it is solving. Potentially add some documentation to avoid future confusion.
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It seems the mortar method is using
InvIso()
to findxi, eta
coordinates of a point projected to the common plane while giving the current (i.e. non-projected) coordinates of the element. Potentially the element should have projected coordinates as well.InvIso()
and the non-linear equation it is solving. Potentially add some documentation to avoid future confusion.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: