Quadratic shape functions in finite element method, 1D Poisson's equation

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I am looking for MATLAB code of 2D possion equation with P2 eleemnt. How can I get help?

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Could you please make a video on Pseudo Spectral method in 2D with matlab code

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I hope I can do it in future

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With the beard I cannot recognize you . After a long time, great video , I hope you also perform a 2D version of Poisson .🙂

[@abolfazlmahmoodpoor_]

:D, Please checkout this video, in theory part right hand side is not zero, with a small modification in code you can solve 2D Poisson's equation easily ruclips.net/video/1arN0uizaXc/видео.html

[@abolfazlmahmoodpoor_]

Here is 2D Poisson. ruclips.net/video/rgh0Mu6exnc/видео.htmlsi=qePCP0CMgyf3zEx2

[@MNDriveIn]

How does it work if f=f(x) ?

[@abolfazlmahmoodpoor_]

if f == f(x)

[@MNDriveIn]

​@@abolfazlmahmoodpoor_ yeah indeed in your example f is equal to a constant, but how do you solve the RHS integral if f is a function of x?

[@abolfazlmahmoodpoor_]

@@MNDriveIn if analytical solution is available, analytically, if no, you need to solve it numerically

[@MNDriveIn]

@@abolfazlmahmoodpoor_ Thanks for your quick response! When f is a function of x do you also need to rewrite f in terms of zeta when solving the integral? Something like f=f(x) --> f=f(zeta) with zeta(x)?

[@abolfazlmahmoodpoor_]

@@MNDriveIn yes