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Creating a Random Distribution of Nanowires (Random Geometry Feature and Java scripting)
Posted 22 mars 2011, 05:39 UTC−4 API, Simulation Apps Version 4.1 1 Reply
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I am new user of COMSOL and Programming languages (in general). I want to model a random distribution of nanowires in a rectangular area. I have two questions....
1) Is it possible using COMSOL GUI to generate random distribution of a geomatery feature?
2) I tried saving my with single geometry feature in .java format so that I define a random function and can make a loop in java text editor to have randomly distributed copies of my geometry feature and import back the .class file. However, I am unable to write loop in Java or define random function, since I do not know the syntex and format of the commands. Can anyone tell me where I can find Java routines in such a format that COMSOL .class file can be compiled?
3) Using MATLAB can also be one option but I want to aviod that, unless its very much required.
Any other suggestions how this can be achieved will be really appreciated.
Best Regards,
Rameez Ahmad
Hello Rameez Ahmad
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You may find this approach (new to version 5.3) helpful:
www.comsol.com/blogs/how-to-create-a-randomized-geometry-using-model-methods/
Best Regards,