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Contributing Boundary Conditions

Posted 13 déc. 2021, 10:32 UTC−5 Electromagnetics, Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, General 0 Replies

Manuel Carrasco Yague
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Hello,

I am calculating the impedance of a medium + cells between two surfaces that represent two electrodes.

I want to define a "distributed impedance" in both electrodes to represent the double layer capacitance, and then I want to set one of the surfaces as a "terminal" for my working electrode.

However, when I define the terminal, it overrides the distributed impedance, as its in the same surface. Is it possible to have two boundary conditions on the same surface?

Thank you for the help.

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