[IGA] Expose active CP indices and higher-order derivatives at arbitrary local coordinates for BRep Surfaces#14251
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I agree with the new function. Please check my comments.
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Motivation
Currently, Kratos allows evaluating shape functions (and first derivatives) at arbitrary local coordinates on BRepSurfaces through
ShapeFunctionsValues()andShapeFunctionsLocalGradients(). However:QuadraturePointGeometry).ShapeFunctionLocalGradients(), preventing access to higher-order derivatives.What this PR adds
Extends the BrepSurface class with a routine called
ShapeFunctionsValuesAndCPIndices()which returns the following values at a certain point in the surface parameter space:Comments