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Find a typo from the software documentation

Posted 6 avr. 2015, 10:57 UTC−4 Chemical Reaction Engineering Version 5.0 2 Replies

Robert Zhang
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COMSOL engineers,

This is an obvious typo from the documentation from 5.0 version
COMSOL_ReferenceManual.pdf
Page 634

The No Flux equation is exactly the same one as the Page 635 Flux one.

I guess the author of the document just copied and pasted without realizing the difference.

Should the N_0 on the Page 634 be zero, I mean that's what "no flux" means right?


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2 Replies Last Post 7 avr. 2015, 09:51 UTC−4
Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 10 years ago 6 avr. 2015, 11:10 UTC−4
Thank you, Robert, it sure looks like a typo. I'll forward your feedback on the documentation to our support team (support@comsol.com).
Best,
Jeff
Thank you, Robert, it sure looks like a typo. I'll forward your feedback on the documentation to our support team (support@comsol.com). Best, Jeff
Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 10 years ago 7 avr. 2015, 09:51 UTC−4
Thanks again for reporting this. It is corrected in the next version of the documentation, which should be available in a few days.
Best,
Jeff
Thanks again for reporting this. It is corrected in the next version of the documentation, which should be available in a few days. Best, Jeff

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