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Thu Dec 08 2022 23:41:57 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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/ Function to refine the mesh at a given level of refinement
void refine_mesh(int level) {
    // Loop over all cells in the mesh
    for (int i = 0; i < num_cells; i++) {
        // Check if the cell needs to be refined
        if (cell_needs_refinement(i, level)) {
            // Split the cell into subcells
            split_cell(i);
        }
    }
}

// Function to check if a cell needs to be refined
bool cell_needs_refinement(int cell_index, int level) {
    // Implement the criteria for deciding if a cell needs to be refined here
    // For example, you could check if the error estimate for the cell exceeds a certain threshold
    // or if the cell is near a region of interest (e.g. near a boundary or singularity)
}

// Function to split a cell into subcells
void split_cell(int cell_index) {
    // Create the subcells and update the data structures that store the mesh
    // For example, you could create 4 new subcells by dividing the cell into quadrants
    // and then update the arrays that store the vertices and connectivity of the mesh
}
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This implementation defines three functions: refine_mesh(), cell_needs_refinement(), and split_cell(). The function refine_mesh() takes as input the level of refinement and loops over all cells in the mesh, calling the function cell_needs_refinement() to check if a given cell needs to be refined. If a cell needs to be refined, the function split_cell() is called to split the cell into subcells. The function cell_needs_refinement() is where you would implement the criteria for deciding if a cell needs to be refined. This could be based on factors such as the error estimate for the cell, the location of the cell relative to regions of interest (e.g. near boundaries or singularities), or other criteria specific to your application. The function split_cell() is responsible for creating the subcells and updating the data structures that store the mesh. For example, you could create 4 new subcells by dividing the cell into quadrants, and then update the arrays that store the vertices and connectivity of the mesh to include the new subcells. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

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