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meshsweep The property elsweeplayers determines the distribution of the mesh element layers in the sweep direction. The value of this property is an even numbered cell array where the odd entries contain subdomain indices, either as scalar values, or as vectors with subdomain indices, and the even entries contain scalar values or vectors specifying the element layer distribution for the corresponding subdomain(s). If the element layer distribution is specified by a scalar, the element layers for the corresponding subdomain(s) are equally distributed and the number of element layers equals the value of the scalar. To get full control over the element layer distribution for a subdomain, the vector form is used. The values in the vector, that are sorted and starts with 0, specifies the distances of the element layers along the direction of the sweep for the corresponding subdomain(s). Hauto is an integer between 1 and 9 that controls the element size in the generated mesh. The default value is 5 which means that the element size is set to 1/10 of the size of the geometry for the elements not affected by the elsweeplayers property. Use the property subdomain to specify the subdomains to be meshed. If you use this property together with the meshstart property, the value auto means that all subdomains that are not meshed in the starting mesh are meshed, none means that no further subdomains are meshed, and all means that all subdomains are meshed (or remeshed). It is also possible to specify the subdomains to be meshed (or remeshed) using a vector of subdomain indices. The meshstart property is used when meshing a geometry interactively. The value of this property is the starting mesh of the meshing operation. The property sourceface is a cell array specifying the source faces for the subdomains. The value of this property is an even numbered cell array where the odd entries contain subdomain indices, either as scalar values, or as vectors with subdomain indices, and the even entries contain the source face indices for the corresponding subdomain(s). The property targetface defines the target faces for the subdomains. The syntax of this property is the same as for the sourceface property. If the source and/or target face is not specified for a subdomain, the software automatically tries to determine these faces. The following criteria must be met by the input geometry object for the sweeping technique to work. • Each subdomain must be bounded by one shell, that is, a subdomain must not contain holes that do not penetrate the source and target face. 298 | CHAPTER 1: COMMAND REFERENCE
meshsweep • There can only be one source face and one target face per subdomain. • The source face and target face for a subdomain must be opposite one another in the subdomain's topology. • The cross section along the direction of the sweep for a subdomain must be topologically constant. Each face about a subdomain to be swept is classified as either a source face, a target face, or a boundary face. The boundary faces are the faces linking the source and target face. The sweep algorithm can handle subdomains with multiple boundary faces in the sweep direction. If any of the faces about a subdomain is meshed prior to the meshsweep operation, the following must be fulfilled. • If the source and target faces are meshed, these meshes must match. • Mapped quad meshes must be applied to the boundary faces. Algorithm The subdomains to be meshed are processed in the following order. 1 The subdomains where the source and/or target faces are specified are swept first. These subdomains are swept in the order of increasing subdomain number. 2 The remaining subdomains, with no specified source face or target face but with one adjacent meshed face, are swept in the order of increasing subdomain number. 3 Finally, the remaining subdomains, with no specified source face or target face and with none or several adjacent meshed faces, are swept in the order of increasing subdomain number. When a swept has been generated for a subdomain, the source face of the next subdomain, that is, the subdomain adjacent to the target face of the current subdomain, is set to the target face of the current subdomain if the source and target faces for the next subdomain are not specified. For a subdomain with no specified source and target face, the source face is determined according to the following. 1 If not any face about the subdomain is meshed, the software determines the opposite face pairs for the subdomain. An opposite face pair is a pair of faces about the subdomain that are not adjacent to each other but to all other faces about the subdomain. The face in these face pairs with lowest geometric degree and face index is used as source face and the opposite face is used as target face. If no 299
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COMSOL Multiphysics COMMAND REFERE
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CONTENTS Chapter 1: Command Referen
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femplot . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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postarrow . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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BSplineSurf . . . . . . . . . . . .
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1 Command Reference 1
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elpconstr on page 99 elplastic on p
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mirror on page 301 move on page 302
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Commands Grouped by Function User I
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Geometry Objects FUNCTION block2 bl
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Mesh Functions FUNCTION femmesh flc
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Postprocessing Functions FUNCTION m
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FUNCTION elmapextr elmesh elode elp
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FUNCTION PURPOSE REPLACEMENT flsdt
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In FEMLAB 3.0, all FEMLAB 2.3 Eleme
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adaption TABLE 1-1: VALID PROPERTY/
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adaption Convergence Control No mor
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adaption fem.bnd.ind = [1 1 2 2 2 2
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adaption The Coefficient residual c
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assemble Purpose assemble Assemble
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assemble matrix contribution (from
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assemble In FEMLAB 2.3, the size of
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asseminit TABLE 1-3: VALID PROPERTY
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lock2, block3 Purpose block2, block
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chamfer Purpose chamfer Create flat
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circ1, circ2 Purpose circ1, circ2 C
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comsol Purpose comsol Start the COM
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cone2, cone3 Cone objects have the
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curve2, curve3 The coercion functio
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cylinder2, cylinder3 TABLE 1-13: CY
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econe2, econe3 Purpose econe2, econ
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elcconstr Purpose elcconstr Define
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elcontact Purpose elcontact Define
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elcontact See Also elmapextr 57
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elcplextr transformation is used as
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elcplgenint Purpose elcplgenint Def
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elcplproj Purpose elcplproj Define
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elcplproj map1.dg = '1'; map1.dv =
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elcplscalar el.elem = 'elcplscalar'
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elempty Purpose elempty Define some
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elempty clear el; el.elem = 'elempt
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elepspec Examples Given a single-ge
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eleqc Make sure that the integratio
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eleqw fem.elem = [fem.elem {el}]; f
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elgeom Purpose elgeom Define geomet
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elgpspec elgpspec can be added in t
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elinline el.dexpr = {'1/(2*sqrt(a)+
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elinterp el.elem = 'elinterp'; el.n
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elirradiation Purpose elirradiation
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ellip1, ellip2 Purpose ellip1, elli
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ellipsoid2, ellipsoid3 Purpose elli
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elmapextr Purpose elmapextr Define
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elmapextr fem.sol = femeig(fem,'nei
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elode Purpose elode Define global s
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elpconstr Purpose elpconstr Define
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elplastic Purpose elplastic Define
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elpric Purpose elpric Define variab
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elsconstr vector. The normal compon
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elshape TABLE 1-20: BASIC MESH ELEM
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elshell_arg2 Purpose elshell_arg2 C
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elshell_arg2 Postprocessing variabl
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elvar Purpose elvar Define expressi
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extrude Purpose extrude Extrude a 2
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face3 Purpose face3 Create 3D surfa
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femdiff Purpose femdiff Symbolicall
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femeig Purpose femeig Solve eigenva
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femeig where Ω is the L-shaped mem
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femlin KN T N 0 U - U 0 Λ = L M ,
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femlin nullfun and symmetric can be
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femmesh Purpose femmesh Create a me
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femmesh Tetrahedral element (tet):
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femmesh FACE (EDGE NODES) FACE MID
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femnlin Purpose femnlin Solve nonli
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femnlin components fixed, the augme
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femnlin The property Rstep sets a r
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femplot PROPERTY VALUE DEFAULT DESC
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femsim The names of the input varia
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femsim Most of the FEMLAB 2.3 data
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femsol Example Create a solution ob
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femsolver TABLE 1-30: COMMON SOLVER
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femsolver PROBE PLOT PARAMETERS Pro
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femsolver Equations” on page 440
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femsolver TABLE 1-33: DIRECT LINEAR
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femsolver TABLE 1-34: ITERATIVE LIN
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femsolver scalar Shapechg, and the
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femsolver TABLE 1-36: OBSOLETE PROP
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femstate with the property State=on
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femstatic dependent and if these ma
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femtime Purpose femtime Solve time-
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femtime initial values are consiste
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femtime Cautionary In structural me
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femwave and then transforms the PDE
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femwave Weak coefficients are cell
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fillet Purpose fillet Create circul
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flcontour2mesh Purpose flcontour2me
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flform Purpose flform Convert betwe
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flim2curve Purpose flim2curve Creat
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flload Purpose flload Load a COMSOL
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flmesh2spline figure meshplot(msh)
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flnull Purpose flnull Compute null
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flreport Purpose flreport Globally
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flsmhs, flsmsign, fldsmhs, fldsmsig
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gencyl2, gencyl3 s2 = gencyl2(...)
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geom0, geom1, geom2, geom3 edge is
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geom0, geom1, geom2, geom3 See Also
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geomanalyze % Circle moving through
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geomarrayr The input argument g1, g
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geomcomp Purpose geomcomp Analyze g
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geomcsg g = geomcsg(sl,pl,...) deco
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geomcsg TABLE 1-57: GEOMETRY MODEL
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geomdel Purpose geomdel Delete poin
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geomedit Purpose geomedit Edit geom
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geomfile Purpose geomfile Geometry
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geomfile clear fem fem.geom = 'card
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geomgetwrkpln respect to the face.
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geomgroup Examples See Also [g pair
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geomimport TABLE 1-64: VALID PROPER
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geominfo Out specifies the geometry
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geominfo DD = reshape(ff2{m}(im1,im
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geominfo The following commands, se
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geomobject Purpose geomobject Creat
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geomplot design philosophy has been
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geomplot 2D Example Start by creati
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geomposition Purpose geomposition P
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geomspline p agree to within 1000*e
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getparts Purpose getparts Extract p
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line1, line2 Purpose line1, line2 C
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loft gl{2} and so on. It is require
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Page 261 and 262: meshcaseadd The mesh case generatio
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Page 267 and 268: meshenrich TABLE 1-4: VALID PROPERT
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Page 285 and 286: meshintegrate Purpose meshintegrate
Page 287 and 288: meshmap Purpose meshmap Create mapp
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Page 291 and 292: meshplot Purpose meshplot Plot mesh
Page 293 and 294: meshplot TABLE 1-11: VALID PROPERTY
Page 295 and 296: meshplot The bound property group c
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Page 299 and 300: meshqual Purpose meshqual Mesh qual
Page 301 and 302: meshrefine Purpose meshrefine Refin
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Page 305 and 306: meshsmooth Purpose meshsmooth Smoot
Page 307: meshsweep Purpose meshsweep Create
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Page 323 and 324: pde2geom Purpose pde2geom Convert a
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Page 335 and 336: postcoord fem.xmesh = meshextend(fe
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postlin postlin Purpose Shorthand c
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postmin Purpose postmin Compute min
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postmovie TABLE 1-30: VALID PROPERT
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postplot TABLE 1-31: VALID PROPERTY
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postplot associated to each point o
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postplot fem.equ.c = 1; fem.equ.f =
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postprincbnd postprincbnd Purpose S
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postsurf postsurf Purpose Shorthand
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pyramid2, pyramid3 Purpose pyramid2
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ect1, rect2 Purpose rect1, rect2 Cr
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evolve Purpose revolve Revolve a 2D
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otate e1 = ellip2(0,0,1,3); e2 = ro
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sharg_2_5 Purpose sharg_2_5 Create
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shcurl Purpose shcurl Create a vect
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shdisc Purpose shdisc Create a disc
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shgp Purpose shgp Create a Gauss-po
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shlag Purpose shlag Create a Lagran
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solid0, solid1, solid2, solid3 The
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sphere3, sphere2 the evaluation con
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square1, square2 Purpose square1, s
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tangent Purpose tangent Create a ta
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tetrahedron2, tetrahedron3 Purpose
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torus2, torus3 TABLE 1-49: TORUS OB
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xmeshinfo is requested for. The pro
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xmeshinfo TABLE 1-52: NODES STRUCT
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xmeshinfo dofs.coords(:,30) % alter
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2 Diagnostics This chapter contains
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TABLE 2-2: GEOMETRY MODELING ERROR
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6000-6999 Assembly and Extended Mes
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TABLE 2-4: ASSEMBLY AND EXTENDED ME
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TABLE 2-5: SOLVER ERROR MESSAGES ER
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9000-9999 General Errors TABLE 2-6:
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Solver Error Messages These error m
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TABLE 2-7: SOLVER ERROR MESSAGES IN
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3 The COMSOL Multiphysics Files Thi
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2 m1 ######## Types 1 # number of t
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To load and save COMSOL Multiphysic
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Attribute Attribute Supported Versi
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BezierMfd BezierMfd Supported Versi
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BezierTri BezierTri Supported Versi
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BSplineMfd BSplineMfd Supported Ver
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BSplineSurf BSplineSurf Supported V
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Ellipse 0 # reverse 2 0 # major axi
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Geom1 Geom1 Supported Versions 1 Su
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Geom2 0 0 1 1 2.2999999999999998 1
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GeomFile GeomFile Supported Version
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Mesh Mesh Supported Versions 1 Subt
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MeshCurve MeshCurve Supported Versi
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Plane Plane Supported Versions 1 Su
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Serializable Serializable Supported
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Transform Transform Supported Versi
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VectorInt Supported Versions Vector
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Examples To illustrate the use of t
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7 ... 5 5 5 224 # number of up/down
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# Faces # up down mfd tol 0 0 1 NAN
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INDEX 1D geometry object 196 3D mes
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flmesh2spline 186 flngdof 188, 191
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second fundamental matrices 226 ser
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