plotFEM.mesh: Plot a finite element mesh.

In SpatialfdaR: Spatial Functional Data Analysis

Plot a finite element mesh.

Description

A finite element mesh is a set of triangles defining a two-dimensional region.

Usage

  plotFEM.mesh(pts, tri, xlabel="x", ylabel="y", xlim=plim1, ylim=plim2, 
               shift=0.05, nonum=TRUE)

Arguments

pts	A two-column matrix of the locations of the vertices of the mesh.
tri	A three-column matrix of the indices in pts of the triangle vertices.
xlabel	A character string for the label of the abscissa or horizontal axis.
ylabel	A character string for the label of the ordinate or vertical axis.
xlim	A vector of length 2 containing the left and right plotting limits, respectively.
ylim	A vector of length 2 containing the bottom and plot plotting limits, respectively.
shift	A lateral character shift for text plotting.
nonum	A logical constant. If FALSE, numbers for nodes and triangles will not be displayed.

Value

The nodes and mesh lines are plotted. The number of each node and triangle is plotted, with node numbers in black and triangle number in blue.

See Also

plotFEM.fd

Examples

#  Set up and plot a square with side length one with 32 interior triangles,
#  and then create an order one functional basis object of type FEM.
m <- 4
petList <- squareMesh(m)
pts <- petList$p
edg <- petList$e
tri <- petList$t
pts <- pts/m
plotFEM.mesh(pts, tri)

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