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Adding a boundary condition over domain

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Hi,

I want to apply a dirichlet boundary condition r= C, How ever I don't want to use the predefined equation given in comsol under boundaries.

The reason being, I am solving a moving interface problem using the level set method and in the level set method the boundary is static and only a virtual boundary moves.

The inner interface (ellipse in the attached file) is given by phils*(1-phils) where phils is a smeard out heaviside function from zero to 1.

I applied a domain weak constraint (1-C)*phils*(1-phils), But it didn't work out well.

Any way of defining this?

Thank you in advance

Ashan


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Posted: 8 years ago 9 févr. 2016, 00:13 UTC−5
Sorry I missed out the figure

"Hi,

I want to apply a dirichlet boundary condition r= C, How ever I don't want to use the predefined equation given in comsol under boundaries.

The reason being, I am solving a moving interface problem using the level set method and in the level set method the boundary is static and only a virtual boundary moves.

The inner interface (ellipse in the attached file) is given by phils*(1-phils) where phils is a smeard out heaviside function from zero to 1.

I applied a domain weak constraint (1-C)*phils*(1-phils), But it didn't work out well.

Any way of defining this?

Thank you in advance

Ashan "
Sorry I missed out the figure "Hi, I want to apply a dirichlet boundary condition r= C, How ever I don't want to use the predefined equation given in comsol under boundaries. The reason being, I am solving a moving interface problem using the level set method and in the level set method the boundary is static and only a virtual boundary moves. The inner interface (ellipse in the attached file) is given by phils*(1-phils) where phils is a smeard out heaviside function from zero to 1. I applied a domain weak constraint (1-C)*phils*(1-phils), But it didn't work out well. Any way of defining this? Thank you in advance Ashan "

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