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Posted:
1 decade ago
26 giu 2013, 15:22 GMT-4
I guess that's because in that domain only waves propagating in the Y direction need to be absorbed.
I guess that's because in that domain only waves propagating in the Y direction need to be absorbed.
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Posted:
1 decade ago
24 lug 2013, 15:46 GMT-4
So far I have been successful in getting results using rational strecthing. Whenever I use polynomial stretching, it gives me erroneous results. What is the basic difference between these two?
So far I have been successful in getting results using rational strecthing. Whenever I use polynomial stretching, it gives me erroneous results. What is the basic difference between these two?
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Posted:
1 decade ago
26 set 2013, 07:51 GMT-4
For rational PML stretching option, the equations obtained from the model is different from the one provided in reference guides. Can someone please explain how comsol uses rational stretching?
For rational PML stretching option, the equations obtained from the model is different from the one provided in reference guides. Can someone please explain how comsol uses rational stretching?
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Posted:
1 decade ago
21 ott 2013, 08:58 GMT-4
Does anyone have any information regarding the rational streching of PML in COMSOL? I am trying to find out how COMSOL determines parameters for rational stretching.
Does anyone have any information regarding the rational streching of PML in COMSOL? I am trying to find out how COMSOL determines parameters for rational stretching.