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multiple domains
Posted 17 févr. 2014, 15:34 UTC−5 1 Reply
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Hii..
I am trying to run a simulation with multiple domains. Each domain has its own associated domain parameters. The problem is when I change the domain parameter on one domain it changes the said parameter in all the domains. Do I need to add a different domain equation for all the domains?
I am trying to run a simulation with multiple domains. Each domain has its own associated domain parameters. The problem is when I change the domain parameter on one domain it changes the said parameter in all the domains. Do I need to add a different domain equation for all the domains?
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1 Reply Last Post 18 févr. 2014, 03:06 UTC−5
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Hi,
You have to map the variables to appropriate domains else you will end up having to write different equations for different domains.
Go to Model>definitions>variables> and add a variable node, there you get an option to select geometric entity level. Select domain and choose whichever domain you want to associate with that variable node.
Suresh
You have to map the variables to appropriate domains else you will end up having to write different equations for different domains.
Go to Model>definitions>variables> and add a variable node, there you get an option to select geometric entity level. Select domain and choose whichever domain you want to associate with that variable node.
Suresh