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potential field from a vectorfield

Posted 2011年6月17日 GMT-4 09:09 Results & Visualization Version 4.1, Version 4.2 3 Replies

Ysbrand Wijnant
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Dear all,

I would like to plot an isosurface which is perpendicular to a given vectorfield in 3D. Can anyone help?

Thanks
Ysbrand
3 Replies Last Post 2011年6月17日 GMT-4 11:56
Ralf Tschiesche
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2011年6月17日 GMT-4 09:56
Hi Ysbrand,

I think, if you plot your vector field (let's say electric field Ex, Ey, Ez) as volume arrow, than your isosurface from norm.E should be perpendicular.

Ralf
Hi Ysbrand, I think, if you plot your vector field (let's say electric field Ex, Ey, Ez) as volume arrow, than your isosurface from norm.E should be perpendicular. Ralf

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Ysbrand Wijnant
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2011年6月17日 GMT-4 10:32
Hi Ralf,

Thanks. I will try that and come back to you with the results ...

Ysbrand
Hi Ralf, Thanks. I will try that and come back to you with the results ... Ysbrand
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2011年6月17日 GMT-4 11:56
Dear Ralf,

At some points it seems to work but not all vectors are perpendicular to the surface ... see fig. (vectors have been normalized to show the direction more clearly). Thanks a lot for the suggestion though.

Ysbrand
Dear Ralf, At some points it seems to work but not all vectors are perpendicular to the surface ... see fig. (vectors have been normalized to show the direction more clearly). Thanks a lot for the suggestion though. Ysbrand

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