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Using interpolation functions.

Posted 2013年7月1日 GMT-4 02:43 Microfluidics, Materials Version 4.1 0 Replies

Tobias Hutzenlaub
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Hi, I have a persumeably very simple problem when using interpolation functions. I have added two images to illustrate the problem. I defined a simple saw tooth interpolation function and now I want to use this function (and its derivative) in the definition of a volume force. Comsol doesn't accept if I do this directly. I guess I have to somehow additionally define the functions under "variables" but can't find any working way to do this. What am I doing wrong? Thanks!
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