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How to model a lattice structure?
Posted 22 feb 2010, 21:13 GMT-5 0 Replies
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I am trying to create a model such that I have 3 pieces that are in contact with one another. Imagine 3 pencils with flat ends laid end-to-end. Using internal power supplies and circuits (that don't have to be modeled in COMSOL), I intend to apply different potentials to each pencil. Then I intend to eject electrons from one of the pencils, and have them migrate to the pencil from which they came, or to another pencil, or maybe just out of my defined space, depending on various electric fields and potentials. Don't know if this is possible.
To make matters more difficult, one of the "pencils" is really a physical lattice 24 cm in diameter with a physical transparency that approaches 90%. I don't know how to model this material. I can begin by defining the material as aluminum, but don't know how to specify the transparency.
I'd be grateful for any suggestions...
Thanks,
~Rich~
Hello Rich Messeder
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