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wrong number of function arguments

Posted 10 oct. 2012, 14:57 UTC−4 Materials Version 4.3 3 Replies

Kelley Rabjohns
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Hello,

I keep getting the same error for my analytical function

"Wrong number of function arguments
Number of arguments expected: 3"

But as far as I can tell, I have defined 3 arguments in my function.. so I don't understand the error!

expression: a_c*pore_V(x,y,z)
Arguments: x, y, z

(a_c = a variable and pore_V(x,y,z) = random fxn)

Does anyone know whats happening?

Thank you!

Kelley
3 Replies Last Post 12 oct. 2012, 13:32 UTC−4
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 11 oct. 2012, 01:30 UTC−4
Hi

no, not like that, probably you must make a simple model example and post that too (you do not need to give the full model, "just" reproduce the error in a simple new model

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Good luck
Ivar
Hi no, not like that, probably you must make a simple model example and post that too (you do not need to give the full model, "just" reproduce the error in a simple new model -- Good luck Ivar
Kelley Rabjohns
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Posted: 1 decade ago 12 oct. 2012, 13:07 UTC−4
Here is a simplified (but very similar) model with the same error. Maybe I am misunderstanding how to define the arguments?
Here is a simplified (but very similar) model with the same error. Maybe I am misunderstanding how to define the arguments?

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Posted: 1 decade ago 12 oct. 2012, 13:32 UTC−4
I think I figured out the error... I was trying to use the analytic function in the model in an anisotropic flow field. I was defining the flow field like

f(x) f(y) f(z)

but I think I needed to do

f(x,x,x) f(y,y,y) f(z,z,z)

for there to be 3 arguments in the model. Does that sound correct?
or should it be defined

f(x,y,z) for each flow direction (xx, yy, zz)?
I think I figured out the error... I was trying to use the analytic function in the model in an anisotropic flow field. I was defining the flow field like f(x) f(y) f(z) but I think I needed to do f(x,x,x) f(y,y,y) f(z,z,z) for there to be 3 arguments in the model. Does that sound correct? or should it be defined f(x,y,z) for each flow direction (xx, yy, zz)?

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