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femsolver<br />

TABLE 1-30: COMMON SOLVER PROPERTY/VALUE PAIRS<br />

PROPERTY VALUES DEFAULT DESCRIPTION<br />

Outcomp cell array of strings Solution components<br />

to store in output<br />

Report on | off on Show progress dialog<br />

box<br />

Rowscale on | off on Equilibrate rows<br />

Solcomp cell array of strings Solution components<br />

to solve for<br />

Solfile on | off off Store solution on file<br />

Solfileblock positive scalar 16 Max size of solution<br />

block (MB)<br />

Solfilename string Name of solution file<br />

Stop on | off on Deliver partial solution<br />

when failing<br />

Symmetric on | off | auto auto Symmetric matrices<br />

Symmtol non-negative scalar 1e-10 Symmetry detection<br />

tolerance<br />

U solution object |<br />

numeric vector | scalar<br />

Uscale auto | init | none |<br />

cell array | solution<br />

vector<br />

auto<br />

Values of variables not<br />

solved for and<br />

linearization point<br />

Scaling of variables<br />

In addition to the constants in fem.const, you can define constants using the<br />

Const property, see assemble.<br />

If the solver fails to find a complete solution, it returns a partial solution if the<br />

property Stop is on (this is the default).<br />

You can use the property Symmetric to tell the solver that the model is symmetric<br />

or you can use the automatic feature to find out. The symmetry detection tolerance<br />

Symmtol is used for this automatic feature (see “Which Problems are Symmetric”<br />

on page 373 in the <strong>COMSOL</strong> Multiphysics User’s Guide). If the model is<br />

Hermitian, you should set both the Symmetric and Conjugate properties to on.<br />

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