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integration of interpolation function
Posted 15 dic 2013, 17:45 GMT-5 Parameters, Variables, & Functions 3 Replies
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Hi,
I am simulating a heat transfer problem in 2d. I would like to have my heat source as a function of a new variable (j) which is not a variable in the set of equations. I am importing a interpolation function which is function of j. I would like to know two things how to add this new variable (j), secondly integrate the interpolation function while defining the limits of this variable (j).
When I import data for interpolation I have t as the argument and f(t) as the function for about a 100 values. Now I am going to model coupling and defining a integration operation over the whole domain as
intop1
and am later defining a variable E=intop(f(t)).
And trying to use this variable E in the problem, but it gives me a error. I would like to know how exactly can I have the intop operater for my function in certain limits, since this j is not a variable like x,y and z.
thank you
hasan
I am simulating a heat transfer problem in 2d. I would like to have my heat source as a function of a new variable (j) which is not a variable in the set of equations. I am importing a interpolation function which is function of j. I would like to know two things how to add this new variable (j), secondly integrate the interpolation function while defining the limits of this variable (j).
When I import data for interpolation I have t as the argument and f(t) as the function for about a 100 values. Now I am going to model coupling and defining a integration operation over the whole domain as
intop1
and am later defining a variable E=intop(f(t)).
And trying to use this variable E in the problem, but it gives me a error. I would like to know how exactly can I have the intop operater for my function in certain limits, since this j is not a variable like x,y and z.
thank you
hasan
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hello Hasan,
I don't understand your question, but please note that trying to name a variable "j" is not advisable. "j" is a reserved name for COMSOL, see Reference Manual, version 4.4, page 206.
Best,
Jeff
I don't understand your question, but please note that trying to name a variable "j" is not advisable. "j" is a reserved name for COMSOL, see Reference Manual, version 4.4, page 206.
Best,
Jeff
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi Jeff,
Let me be precise about the problem. We have the solar radiation spectrum E which the function of wavelength (lambda). Now let us say this radiation is incident on a surface which responds only to a portion of the spectrum(say lambda1-lambda2)and there is another surface which responds to another portion of the spectrum(lambda3-lambda4).
To model this I use the interpolation function to define the source E which is a function of lambda. (E1-LAMBDA1........................En-LAMDAn). Now I want to apply this function on surface 1 and surface 2. Could you tell me how I can do this because lamda is not a variable like x,y and z on the geometry.
thanks
Hasan
Let me be precise about the problem. We have the solar radiation spectrum E which the function of wavelength (lambda). Now let us say this radiation is incident on a surface which responds only to a portion of the spectrum(say lambda1-lambda2)and there is another surface which responds to another portion of the spectrum(lambda3-lambda4).
To model this I use the interpolation function to define the source E which is a function of lambda. (E1-LAMBDA1........................En-LAMDAn). Now I want to apply this function on surface 1 and surface 2. Could you tell me how I can do this because lamda is not a variable like x,y and z on the geometry.
thanks
Hasan
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Posted:
8 years ago
Hello Hassan
I wonder did you get your answer ? i am having the same problem over here. I need to integrate to calculate Nusselt Number along the surface but the thermal conductivity is interpolation function and I am not sure how to do this ?? any help ?
I wonder did you get your answer ? i am having the same problem over here. I need to integrate to calculate Nusselt Number along the surface but the thermal conductivity is interpolation function and I am not sure how to do this ?? any help ?