[Getdp] PostOperation
Christophe Geuzaine
christophe.geuzaine at case.edu
Wed Oct 19 23:19:22 CEST 2005
Christian Geikowsky R. wrote:
> Dear Christophe:
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> Do not work….!!!!
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> The calculation is performed with the mesh exposed in the figure
> attached NuclRot.gif.
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> I want the losses in an area of the core in the figure shown
> Sección.gif. This second mesh is defined posteriorly to the calculation
> with the initial mesh (NuclRot.gif).
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> I define two separate quantities in the PostProcessing definition
> “phys2” and “phys3”.
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> …
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> PostProcessing {
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> { Name Magnet; NameOfFormulation Magnetismo;
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> Quantity {
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> { Name phys2;
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> Value {
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> Integral { [ /expression/ ] ;
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> In NuclRot; Integration
> Integra; Jacobian JacobVol; }
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> }
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> }
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> { Name phys3;
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> Value {
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> Integral { [ /expression/ ];
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> In Seccion; Integration
> Integra; Jacobian JacobVol; }
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> }
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> }
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> …
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> I have realized several combinations for the calculation of the
> expression in the area definite (“Seccion”).
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> …
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> PostOperation {
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> { Name PlssNclSeccion; NameOfPostProcessing Magnet;
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> Operation {
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> Print[
> phys2[NuclRot], OnRegion Seccion, File>
> "PlossRotSeccion1.txt", Format TimeTable];
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> Print[
> phys2[Seccion], OnRegion Seccion, File>
> "PlossRotSeccion2.txt", Format TimeTable];
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> Print[
> phys3[Seccion], OnRegion Seccion, File>
> "PlossRotSeccion3.txt", Format TimeTable];
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> }
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> }
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> }
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> Print[ phys2[NuclRot]… : Give excessively elevated values !
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> Print[ phys2[Seccion],… : Give value zero !
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> Print[ phys3[Seccion],… : Give value zero !
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> Which is the error that I am committing ?
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It's hard to tell without the complete data files. I've posted a small
example on the wiki where I integrate a quantity on different regions:
http://geuz.org/getdp/wiki/PostIntegration
Is there a conceptual difference between that example and the problem
you are trying to solve?
Christophe
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Christophe Geuzaine
Assistant Professor, Case University, Mathematics
http://www.case.edu/artsci/math/geuzaine