2D activation using the collocation method

Example_B2111

In this example, the collocation method is used to solve for 2D activation. A 9x9 collocation point basis is used, and on a 16x16 element mesh, this totals 16641 collocation points. A constant zero degree fibre direction is defined, and a 2:1 anisotropic conductivity is used.

A non-reetrant wave is generated using initial conditions specified, and after solving the problem, a field is fitted to the computed activation times. WARNING: This may take several hours to solve on a fast machine!