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User defined material property file *.xml

Posted 21 sept. 2010, 09:11 UTC−4 7 Replies

Zhe Wang
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Hi, does anybody know how to bulid the User defined material property file *.xml as attached?
I found it from a benchmark example, but do not konw how to bulid it by myself.

The webpage does not allow me to upload the original xml, so I save it as a pdf file.

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7 Replies Last Post 22 sept. 2010, 08:31 UTC−4
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 2 decades ago 21 sept. 2010, 10:22 UTC−4
Hi

normally you define it within COMSOL in the librbary module by defning a nw material and then defining the piecewise functions therein

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Ivar
Hi normally you define it within COMSOL in the librbary module by defning a nw material and then defining the piecewise functions therein -- Good luck Ivar
Alejandro Rodriguez Perez
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Posted: 2 decades ago 21 sept. 2010, 14:56 UTC−4
Hi,

I am calculating the transient field norm on an STM junction using electromagnetic waves. The dielectric constant of silver for the laser I am using is -27+.4*j. If I use time harmonic it solves no problem but if I use transient, which is what I need, it gives me:
Error:
Failed to find consistent initial values.
Undefined_value_found_Linsolv
NaN_or_Inf_found_when_solving_linear_system_using_SOR

If I use -27 it still gives me the error but if I use 5+.4*j it solves no problem. Does anybody know why it doesn't like -27+.4*j in transient calculations?

Thank you in advance.
Alejandro
Hi, I am calculating the transient field norm on an STM junction using electromagnetic waves. The dielectric constant of silver for the laser I am using is -27+.4*j. If I use time harmonic it solves no problem but if I use transient, which is what I need, it gives me: Error: Failed to find consistent initial values. Undefined_value_found_Linsolv NaN_or_Inf_found_when_solving_linear_system_using_SOR If I use -27 it still gives me the error but if I use 5+.4*j it solves no problem. Does anybody know why it doesn't like -27+.4*j in transient calculations? Thank you in advance. Alejandro
Alejandro Rodriguez Perez
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Posted: 2 decades ago 21 sept. 2010, 14:57 UTC−4
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Alejandro Rodriguez Perez
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Posted: 2 decades ago 21 sept. 2010, 14:57 UTC−4
I apologize I posted 3 times by mistake.
I apologize I posted 3 times by mistake.
Zhe Wang
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Posted: 2 decades ago 21 sept. 2010, 19:35 UTC−4
Thanks for the reply.
Yes, I know how to define material property in material libary, but I do not know how to bulid the *.xml file, which can be used as a independent file or seperated file. It is very convenient if we can define the properties in a seperated file.
Thanks for the reply. Yes, I know how to define material property in material libary, but I do not know how to bulid the *.xml file, which can be used as a independent file or seperated file. It is very convenient if we can define the properties in a seperated file.
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 2 decades ago 22 sept. 2010, 01:45 UTC−4
Hi

indeed there is no save material file, but you can create it within COMSOL, put the material into a custom library in xml format and then you will find the file in your .../users.../.comsol directory.
This is valid for 3.5, in V4.0a I agree there seem to be no way to generate such a xml file, allthough COMSOL v4 can import one. The default format is the .mph, which is a zip type file, but therein the materials data is already reformatted into a propretary COMSOL xml format I see

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Good luck
Ivar
Hi indeed there is no save material file, but you can create it within COMSOL, put the material into a custom library in xml format and then you will find the file in your .../users.../.comsol directory. This is valid for 3.5, in V4.0a I agree there seem to be no way to generate such a xml file, allthough COMSOL v4 can import one. The default format is the .mph, which is a zip type file, but therein the materials data is already reformatted into a propretary COMSOL xml format I see -- Good luck Ivar
Zhe Wang
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Posted: 2 decades ago 22 sept. 2010, 08:31 UTC−4
Thanks so much. It does work well.
Thanks so much. It does work well.

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