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How to import interpolation functions for complex numbers？
Posted 8 lug 2022, 09:47 GMT-4 5 Replies
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When using the interpolation function and importing data through EXCEL, it is found that COMSOL cannot import data when there is a complex form of data, such as 1+i. So how do I import complex numbers from a file when using the interpolation function?
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One column for the real part, one column for the imaginary part.
Jeff
-------------------Jeff Hiller
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OK. Thanks for the suggestion. lol But this is really inconvenient, especially when the amount of data is large
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One column for the real part, one column for the imaginary part.
Jeff
I would like to ask. If I want to load discrete pressure field data, in the form of f(x,y,value), is there any better way besides using interpolation function?
Hope to receive your reply
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That's the right approach.
-------------------Jeff Hiller
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I am trying to import data using Definitions -> Functions -> Interpolation. Data is in Grid format and values are complex. The error I get is "Format of data file is not correct". The file in question has been generated in Comsol, so I assume that the issue is due to the complex values. I am not sure how to apply Jeff's suggestion in the case of a grid file. I tried in the case of 1 dimensional data by changing each line from A+Bi to A B but I still get the same error. Any help would be appreciated