Predefined applications modes include stress/strain, heat transfer, CFD, and electromagnetics. Someone (Daniel Smith perhaps) please let me know if there is flawed logic here. Comsol Multiphysics (formerly known as FEMLAB) is a Multiphysics modeling tool that solves all types of problems based on Finite Element Analysis and Partial Differential Equations (PDEs). Z = IF(particleindex<500,-1,1) for the charge of the same respective ions M = IF(particleindex<500,35.453/N_A_const,22.98976/N_A_const) where N_A_const is a physical constant in COMSOL for avogadro's number Comsol Multiphysics (formerly known as FEMLAB) is a Multiphysics modeling tool that solves all types of problems based on.
Question on this, what if I wanted to associate particle masses with charges found in the previous random number generator? Is it possible to just assign certain particle indexes to specific properties? Say, with 1000 particles, For my case, I think I would need to do that for my sodium and chlorine ion masses but also for the charge of each particle being EST Fluid, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Version 5.0, Version 5.1, Version 5. Particle Tracing (365) Piezoelectric Devices (239) Plasma Physics (318) Ray Optics (161) RF & Microwave Engineering (1976) Semiconductors (227). Particle Size Issue for Particle Tracing in COMSOL. Perhaps this would give you half of your particles at 1 µg and half at 1.2 µg. The COMSOL discussion forum covers a wide variety of simulation topics. Similar to what Daniel Smith said, I would think if you were to use an "IF" statement you could get essentially the same effect.ġE-6+IF(random(particleindex)<0.5,0,2E-7) I am looking at doing a simulation with salt water (sodium and chlorine ions). The COMSOL discussion forum covers a wide variety of simulation topics.
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