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Segregated Solvers mechanism?
Posted 2009年7月16日 GMT-4 02:27 4 Replies
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Hello,
Can anybody explain to us the mechanism of the segregated solvers and how they work?! The help documentation did not illustrate if you still have a "multiphysics" or "coupled" solution if you did not group components in the "Solver parameters" box.
The name (segregated) implies solving individual modules separately, not coupled, especially when the solver does not proceed with grouping of model components!!
This leads me to another question, if somebody can help, which is the validity of a solution and its dependence on the solver type... In other words, you may try a solver sometimes and it does not work while some other solver(s) might work, does this mean if a solver works properly you got a valid and a correct solution OR the solution you have may change depending on the solver type?
Thank you for you help!
Can anybody explain to us the mechanism of the segregated solvers and how they work?! The help documentation did not illustrate if you still have a "multiphysics" or "coupled" solution if you did not group components in the "Solver parameters" box.
The name (segregated) implies solving individual modules separately, not coupled, especially when the solver does not proceed with grouping of model components!!
This leads me to another question, if somebody can help, which is the validity of a solution and its dependence on the solver type... In other words, you may try a solver sometimes and it does not work while some other solver(s) might work, does this mean if a solver works properly you got a valid and a correct solution OR the solution you have may change depending on the solver type?
Thank you for you help!
4 Replies Last Post 2009年7月18日 GMT-4 16:28
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Posted:
1 decade ago
This is my personal thinking. if you have 3 groups, COMSOL MP solves your problem like this ; group 1 --> group 2 --> group3 --> group 1, 2, 3 --> group 1 --> .....
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Thank you Tae for your response.
I am not sure about your suggestion because we can manage the order of solving the problem by choosing the "manual specification of segregated steps" checkbox which allows us to decide the order of the solution.
Here is what I tried which is similar to what you just said... I included the functions U1, U2 and U3 separately in three groups then add U1+U2 in another group, U1+U2+U3 in fifth group and the solver did not proceed with the solution if I "coupled" different functions together!!!
Any thoughts about that??
Thanks
I am not sure about your suggestion because we can manage the order of solving the problem by choosing the "manual specification of segregated steps" checkbox which allows us to decide the order of the solution.
Here is what I tried which is similar to what you just said... I included the functions U1, U2 and U3 separately in three groups then add U1+U2 in another group, U1+U2+U3 in fifth group and the solver did not proceed with the solution if I "coupled" different functions together!!!
Any thoughts about that??
Thanks
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Posted:
1 decade ago
what do you mean functions U1, U2, U3? are they applications included dependent variables or functions you made?
If they are just dependent variables, you just need 3 groups not 4th, 5th.
If they are just dependent variables, you just need 3 groups not 4th, 5th.
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Yes, U1, U2 and U3 are applications' dependent variables such as Temperature, Concentration....etc.
I am sorry for confusion!
Thanks
I am sorry for confusion!
Thanks