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Using temporal integration on boundaries as model input?

Posted 25 oct. 2016, 18:29 UTC−4 1 Reply

Cheng Yu
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Dear all,

is it possible to do that? For example when modeling solute transport with adsorption, I am interested in the total mass adsorbed on the boundary surface for model input. How could I refer to the DISTRIBUTED temporally (NOT spatially) integrated amount of solute on boundaries?

Thanks all!
1 Reply Last Post 26 oct. 2016, 01:40 UTC−4
Cheng Yu
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Posted: 8 years ago 26 oct. 2016, 01:40 UTC−4
well, I figured it out after searching a bit. To others who has the same problem, please turn to this page www.comsol.com/blogs/overview-integration-methods-space-time/
well, I figured it out after searching a bit. To others who has the same problem, please turn to this page https://www.comsol.com/blogs/overview-integration-methods-space-time/

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