pysdic.IntegrationPoints.shape

IntegrationPoints.shape()

[Get] The shape of the integration points data.

See also

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

• n_points() for getting the total number of integration points.

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

Returns:

A tuple (\(N_p\), \(K\)) where \(N_p\) is the number of integration points and \(K\) is the topological dimension of the element.

Return type:

Tuple[int, int]