From: wolf Date: Fri, 25 Aug 2000 09:37:52 +0000 (+0000) Subject: Change order of chapters, unlink chapter 3 from menus. X-Git-Url: https://gitweb.dealii.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?a=commitdiff_plain;h=f8f0320095f38c89c56a7c7465b0dc28692eb869;p=dealii-svn.git Change order of chapters, unlink chapter 3 from menus. git-svn-id: https://svn.dealii.org/trunk@3267 0785d39b-7218-0410-832d-ea1e28bc413d --- diff --git a/deal.II/doc/tutorial/navbar.html b/deal.II/doc/tutorial/navbar.html index 0e5601ad67..59fa4f974b 100644 --- a/deal.II/doc/tutorial/navbar.html +++ b/deal.II/doc/tutorial/navbar.html @@ -13,25 +13,25 @@

Table of contents

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  • - - Chapter 1: Elements of finite element programs (Reference) + + Step-by-step examples

  • - - Chapter 2: Step-by-step examples + + Elements of finite element programs (Reference)

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    The deal.II Tutorial

    - This is the tutorial for the deal.II - library. It is divided into several chapters, covering different - aspects of a reference manual. The first chapter gives a survey of - the tools that deal.II provides for several - important parts of finite element programs, for example grid - creation, creation of matrices, boundary conditions, etc. The - sections of the chapter contain small code snippets which - demonstrate the use of the techniques under discussion, but no - actual programs. - -

    - - The second chapter contains a series of small programs which are - meant to provide a step-by-step introduction of a new user to - programming with deal.II. The examples start on - a very basic level and are subsequently getting more complex. - -

    - - The third chapter covers a complete finite element solution of - Laplace's equation and the aspects needed for such a project. - -

    - - Note that the second chapter is only partially finished and - that the third contains some material, which however is considered - not very suitable to the purpose it is to serve. We will extend - the second chapter in the near future and probably replace the - third one altogether with a more suitable example. - - - -

    The chapters of this tutorial

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    - The structure of this tutorial is as follows: -

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    - Chapter 1: Basic Elements of a - Finite Element Program

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    We will discuss the various elements needed for a working - finite element program and some of the possibilities - deal.II offers in this respect. This chapter - does not include working programs, but rather snippets of - programs. This chapter is probably better suited for more - experienced users of the library, if you seek for specific - information on a certain topic. -

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    - If you are a new user of deal.II, you may - rather want to take a look at the second chapter. -

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    - Chapter 2: Various small - programs demonstrating aspects of the library

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    - This chapter contains several functional programs which - demonstrate successively more complex parts of a finite element - program. It is intended for novices to the library and may also be - used by people who know about the mathematics of finite elements, - but have never written a finite element program themselves. + This is the tutorial for the deal.II + library. It is divided into several parts, covering different + aspects of a reference manual:

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    - Chapter 3: The very simple Laplace - Problem

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    - NOTE: this example program is not finished and not a good - example after all. We will probably remove it some time. -

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      + The first chapter contains a + + series of small programs which are meant to provide a + step-by-step introduction of a new user to programming with + deal.II. The examples start on a very + basic level and demonstrate successively more complex parts + of a finite element program. +

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      + This part is targeted at new users of the library that want + to learn how to use it and to program with it. It may also + be used by people who know about the mathematics of finite + elements, but have never written a finite element program + themselves. Finally, the programs may also serve as starting + point for own projects. +

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      + The second chapter gives a + survey + of the tools that deal.II provides + for several important + parts of finite element programs, for example grid creation, + creation of matrices, boundary conditions, etc. The sections + of the chapter contain small code snippets which demonstrate + the use of the techniques under discussion, but no actual + programs. +

      + +

      + This part is probably better suited for more + experienced users of the library, if you seek for specific + information on a certain topic. +

      +