balaje / gsoc-2021

Hi 👋

My name is Balaje and I am a postdoctoral fellow at Umeå University, Sweden. I received my PhD from the University of Newcastle, Australia in August 2022. I did my Masters from BITS Pilani K.K.Birla Goa Campus, India. You can check out my Google Scholar if you want to have a look at my papers. Or if you want to know what I am working on, check out my website ✒️. Below is an example from my research on ice-shelf vibrations.

                               Displacement of ice for T=500 s           
                     ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ 
                   3 │                                                  │ 
                     │                                                  │ 
                     │                                                  │ R(ω) = 0.4798591737 + 0.877345527im
                     │                                                  │ |R(ω)| ≈ 1.0
                     │           .,/\,             ,-\-.            _.  │ 
                     │          ./   "\.          /`   \,          ,`|. │ 
                     │|        ./      \         /`     \,        ./  | │ 
   |U(x,ω)| (in m)   │\.       /        \       ,/       |.       /   | │ 
                     │ \      |`        |,     .,         l      .`   , │ 
                     │ "|    .|          ,     /          "|    .|    | │ 
                     │  ,.   /           "\   ./           ,.   /     ",│ 
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                     │   |. /              \ ,`             |. /       \│ 
                     │    \,`              \./               \,`       |│ 
                   0 │    |/                \`               |.        ,│ 
                     └──────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ 
                      0                                            40000  
                                           x (in m)                       

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gsoc-2021's Issues

[Work product] Transform blog-script.jl into a new gridap tutorial

Hi, @Balaje, these are some steps to guide you in transforming the work product gist into a new gridap tutorial:

• Fork gridap tutorials and instantiate (check the gridap version in the manifest is 0.16.4).
• Add the blog-script.jl to the src folder and name it interpolate_functions_and_fespaces or something that you find more appropriate.
• Modify the ci.yml and build.jl as done in this PR.
• Now run the notebooks locally as explained here and check that yours works well, similarly to other tutorials.
• You might need to make some adaptations, e.g. add missing packages, transform the print statements into comments, no need to use show macro... by looking at how other tutorials are implemented, I think you'll figure out how to adapt the gist.
• Add the manifest.toml file before pushing to remote and PR against gridap tutorials.
• If you have time, document a little bit more the tutorial, as done with other tutorials. Focus on the interpolation functionalities.

If you have any issue, reach me anytime. I'll keep an eye on my notifications this weekend.

[Work product] Reorder blog entry + clear exposition of code merged

Hi, @Balaje,

I have reviewed your work product blog entry.

I think it shows quite well that you have worked a lot and well these past weeks. In order to help readers find better the code you merged and the interaction with the mentors, I suggest you the following small reordering + additions:

• Put "Pull Requests submitted" section before "Evaluating CellField on arbitrary point (Complete)"
• Rename "Pull Requests submitted" to "New features and merged PRs"
• In the same section: Rename "Evaluate FEFunction at arbitrary points:" to "Evaluate FEFunction at arbitrary points: (since Gridap release v.0.16.0)".
• In the same section: Group "Fix evaluation for RT Elements: " and "Interpolation between FESpace:" into "Interpolation between FESpaces: (since Gridap release v.0.16.4)"
• The link to PR#523 could be this one, i.e. the first where you are mentioned.