pysdic.IntegrationPoints.n_points#

property IntegrationPoints.n_points: int#

[Get] The number of integration points.

Note

You can also use len(integration_points).

See also

  • shape() for getting the shape of the natural coordinates array.

  • n_topological_dimensions() for getting the dimension of the natural coordinates array.

  • n_valids() for getting the number of valid integration points (points included in an element).

Returns:

The number of integration points \(N_p\).

Return type:

int