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## How does it work?
The program reads a generated mesh (from gmsh https://gmsh.info/) and uses the FEniCS Project library in Python (https://fenicsproject.org/) to solve partial differential equations
(in this case the Laplace equation for an electromagnetic problem from Jackson). The boundaries (ansatz) are defined based on the used mesh.
(in this case the Laplace equation for an electrostatic problem from Jackson). The boundaries (ansatz) are defined based on the used mesh.
In this example we have a long hollow cylinder divided into 4 different regions with alternating potentials (V=+1V and V=-1V) (Jackson problem 2.14).
