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Velocity reinitialization in particle tracing module
Posted 13 juil. 2015, 06:45 UTC−4 Materials, Modeling Tools & Definitions, Parameters, Variables, & Functions, Studies & Solvers Version 5.0 2 Replies
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Hi everyone,
I am trying to model a 2D particle particle collision using velocity reinitialization.
What I want is, the velocity should reinitialization into a set of specified x and y velocity components, whenever the r < 0.03. This is what I tried:
1. I have defined distance between particles using dest function. r= sqrt(qx-dest(qx)^2+(qy-dest(qy)^2+0.02)
2. Then I defined an analytic function as step1(-r) with argument r. (step function is already been defined under comp1 with location 0.03)
3. Then I put e = an1(r)
But I am getting an error message as "Internal error in expression evaluation.
- Undefined operator.: dest
- Feature: Time-Dependent Solver 1 (sol1/t1)"
When i put an arbitrary function of x and y instead of an1(r), it worked. It seems dest function can't be an entry for e. But I am not sure.
Pls help me....
Any other ways to do 2D collision is also greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance :))))
I am trying to model a 2D particle particle collision using velocity reinitialization.
What I want is, the velocity should reinitialization into a set of specified x and y velocity components, whenever the r < 0.03. This is what I tried:
1. I have defined distance between particles using dest function. r= sqrt(qx-dest(qx)^2+(qy-dest(qy)^2+0.02)
2. Then I defined an analytic function as step1(-r) with argument r. (step function is already been defined under comp1 with location 0.03)
3. Then I put e = an1(r)
But I am getting an error message as "Internal error in expression evaluation.
- Undefined operator.: dest
- Feature: Time-Dependent Solver 1 (sol1/t1)"
When i put an arbitrary function of x and y instead of an1(r), it worked. It seems dest function can't be an entry for e. But I am not sure.
Pls help me....
Any other ways to do 2D collision is also greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance :))))
2 Replies Last Post 13 juil. 2015, 07:54 UTC−4
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9 years ago
It seems dest function can't be an entry for e. But I am not sure.
Functions can only depend on other functions and parameters defined in Global Definitions > Parameters. I think that you can achieve what you want using a variable definition instead of a function.
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Posted:
9 years ago
It seems dest function can't be an entry for e. But I am not sure.
Functions can only depend on other functions and parameters defined in Global Definitions > Parameters
Hi
So functions can't depend on variables? Can a function be an entry of "e" ?
I want e to be 0 for r (which is a variable depending on particle degree of freedom qx and qy) > 0.03 and otherwise e can be any value other than 0. If e can take a variable k (lets say ), then this k should depend on r (since e should react with change in r ). Could you tell me how we can implement this in comsol?