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femtime<br />

TABLE 1-39: VALID PROPERTY/VALUE PAIRS<br />

PROPERTY VALUES DEFAULT DESCRIPTION<br />

Out fem | sol | u | tlist | sol<br />

Output variables<br />

solcompdof | stop |<br />

Kc | Lc | Dc | Ec |<br />

Null | Nnp | ud |<br />

uscale | nullfun |<br />

symmetric | cell array<br />

of these strings<br />

Rtol numeric 0.01 Relative tolerance<br />

Stopcond string with expression Stop before<br />

the expression<br />

becomes negative<br />

Tlist numeric vector Time list<br />

Tout tout | tsteps See below Output times<br />

Tsteps free |<br />

intermediate |<br />

strict<br />

Time-stepping mode<br />

In addition, the properties described in the entry femsolver are supported.<br />

The maximum allowed relative error in each time step (the local error) is specified<br />

using Rtol. However, for small components of the solution vector U, the algorithm<br />

tries only to reduce the absolute local error in U below the tolerance given in Atol.<br />

The absolute tolerance Atol can be given for each degree of freedom separately. The<br />

value for the property Atol can be:<br />

• A scalar.<br />

• A solution vector.<br />

• A solution object.<br />

• A row cell array with alternating degree of freedom names and definitions. The<br />

definitions can be numeric scalars or string expressions. The string expressions<br />

may only depend on constants defined in fem.const or Const. Unspecified<br />

degree of freedom names are given the default value 0.<br />

There is no guarantee that the error tolerances are met strictly, that is, for hard<br />

problems they can be exceeded.<br />

Use Complex=on if complex numbers occur in the solution process.<br />

The property Consistent controls the consistent initialization of a differential<br />

algebraic equation (DAE) system. The value Consistent = off means that the<br />

168 | CHAPTER 1: COMMAND REFERENCE

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