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Using simultaneously a Parametric and a Function sweep

José Ángel Bejarano Vázquez

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Hi, I am currently working on a model that I need to upload to a Cluster that has no MATLAB nor Javascript functioning, so everything must be contained in a .mph that i can run from CMD. I need to do several studies where a function and some parameters switch. If I have in my Study a parameter sweep and a Function sweep, the computation takes all possible combination beween these two sweeps. What I want instead, is to have studies done one to one.

As an example, if I have a parametric sweep with a parameter A taking the values (1,2) and a function sweep with (fun1(t),fun2(t)), what I want to be done is only 2 studies. One that takes [A=1,fun1(t)] and another one that takes [A=2,fun2(t)].

Thanks.


1 Reply Last Post 26 apr 2024, 13:54 GMT-4
Mark Cops COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 7 months ago 26 apr 2024, 13:54 GMT-4
Updated: 7 months ago 26 apr 2024, 13:55 GMT-4

Yes this can be done. A function switch can be run as a parameteric sweep by creating the parameter funsw.sw1 (global level) or funsw.comp1.sw1 (component level). In the parameteric sweep, sweep over the indices of the functions in the switch. Add this parameter to the parameters table. This is described more in the documention here .

So for your example, the overall setup would be a parameteric sweep over two parameters ( A and funsw.sw1 (if global switch) using specific combinations setting.

-Mark

Yes this can be done. A function switch can be run as a parameteric sweep by creating the parameter funsw.sw1 (global level) or funsw.comp1.sw1 (component level). In the parameteric sweep, sweep over the indices of the functions in the switch. Add this parameter to the parameters table. This is described more in the documention [here](https://doc.comsol.com/6.1/docserver/#!/com.comsol.help.comsol/comsol_ref_definitions.20.046.html?) . So for your example, the overall setup would be a parameteric sweep over two parameters ( A and funsw.sw1 (if global switch) using specific combinations setting. -Mark

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