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Is it possible to use the prev operator using the time dependent solver?
Posted 16 lug 2012, 03:17 GMT-4 Studies & Solvers 1 Reply
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Hi,
I have read in the COMSOL Users Guide that it is possible to store a solution at a number of previous time steps using the "prev" operator using the TIME DISCRETE SOLVER and then use it as a variable to recalculate something.
Unfortunately I don't have this solver, or I just can't find it. Is it possible to use the operator with the Time Dependent solver?? I have tried but its not working.
I appreciate any comment.
Oscar
I have read in the COMSOL Users Guide that it is possible to store a solution at a number of previous time steps using the "prev" operator using the TIME DISCRETE SOLVER and then use it as a variable to recalculate something.
Unfortunately I don't have this solver, or I just can't find it. Is it possible to use the operator with the Time Dependent solver?? I have tried but its not working.
I appreciate any comment.
Oscar
1 Reply Last Post 16 lug 2012, 14:13 GMT-4
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1 decade ago
Hi
I'm not sure COMSOL has the "time discrete solver" set-up for all physics, on the other hand once you have defined a study you will see all possible solver nodes in the drop down list, but all do not work for all physics, to be sure which one applies I add a new physics and check the list proposed then
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Good luck
Ivar
I'm not sure COMSOL has the "time discrete solver" set-up for all physics, on the other hand once you have defined a study you will see all possible solver nodes in the drop down list, but all do not work for all physics, to be sure which one applies I add a new physics and check the list proposed then
--
Good luck
Ivar