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-/*!
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-\page over_constrained_faces_page Over-constrained faces
-
-\n This mesh quality control highlights faces sharing only one border
-with other faces. In other words, the faces having all their nodes on
-the free border of the 2D mesh are highlighted.
-
-\note The highlighted faces are actually over-constrained only if, at
-the computation time, the boundary conditions on the borders where the
-nodes are located are all Dirichlet boundary conditions.
-
-\image html over_constrained_faces.png
-
-In this picture the over-constrained face is displayed in red.
-
-<br><b>See Also</b> a sample TUI Script of a 
-\ref tui_over_constrained_faces "Over-constrained faces" filter.  
-
-*/