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I recently started using getdp and wanted to learn more about data structures. Then I found out something weird. I tried model described here:<br />
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<a href="http://onelab.info/wiki/Magnetodynamics_with_cohomology_conditions" target="_blank">http://onelab.info/wiki/Magnetodynamics_with_cohomology_conditions</a><br />
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I used A-V formulation. Then I would expect two quantities saved in .res file. However, .res file looked like this:<br />
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$ResFormat /* GetDP 2.8.0, ascii */<br />
1.1 0<br />
$EndResFormat<br />
$Solution /* DofData #0 */<br />
0 0 0 0<br />
1.276842208834117e-07 1.331074329569092e-06<br />
5.202911581425054e-06 8.090884226987161e-06<br />
1.139953644150896e-06 2.885649224835341e-06<br />
........<br />
.......<br />
0.05413161907049874 -0.02110126497618757<br />
0.05603805466314086 -0.02647445523531465<br />
$EndSolution<br />
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Number of lines between $Solution and $EndSolution match number of elements. Then I really do not get how is rest of data stored. I would expect 3 (A vector) + 1(V scalar) complex fields - totally 8 columns.<br />
On the other hand - using getdp post operations gets nice and expectable results for magnetic fields, voltage, joule heat.... Everything looks fine.<br />
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Could anyone comment on this - how is data stored?<br />
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Best Regards,<br />
Tomas
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