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pure function dlerp(self,r,value)result(val)implicit none class(abst_mesh),intent(in)::selftype(type_dp_vector_3d),intent(in)::rreal(real64),intent(in)::value(:)type(type_dp_vector_3d)::valinteger(int32)::ival%x=0.0d0val%y=0.0d0val%z=0.0d0do i=1,self%num_nodesif(self%dimension>=1)val%x=val%x+self%dpsi(i,1,r)*value(self%connectivity(i))if(self%dimension>=2)val%y=val%y+self%dpsi(i,2,r)*value(self%connectivity(i))if(self%dimension>=3)val%z=val%z+self%dpsi(i,3,r)*value(self%connectivity(i))end do end function dlerp