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Recreating meshes is awkward. @alexfikl proposes Discretization.copy(mesh=...) (or .replace(mesh=...)). (which?) That seems easy and useful, but it requires remembering the group factory (probably OK).
Meshes can't be created efficiently. Their data structure involves numpy at the moment. Maybe meshes should start using array contexts, too?
Group factories need to recompute discretization node arrays. If the mesh already uses the right unit nodes, this can probably be avoided. (Skip node resampling in discretization #135 )
Some problems that currently crop up:
Discretization.copy(mesh=...)
(or.replace(mesh=...)
). (which?) That seems easy and useful, but it requires remembering the group factory (probably OK).Mesh
es can't be created efficiently. Their data structure involvesnumpy
at the moment. Maybe meshes should start using array contexts, too?cc @alexfikl
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