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Randomizing of objects_via math lab
Posted 2010年9月3日 GMT-4 13:24 1 Reply
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Dear Ivar,
Thank you for the reply. I want to know whether I need to write additional coding to do this via math lab. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Thanks again.
Manjula
Thank you for the reply. I want to know whether I need to write additional coding to do this via math lab. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Thanks again.
Manjula
1 Reply Last Post 2010年9月4日 GMT-4 03:19
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1 decade ago
Hi
I havent done such a thing yet in V4, but if you use a random variable, and then call the circle geoemtrical routine and randomise the centre (with some checks to avoid overlapping I suppose) you can create a geoemtry that you might save and import, or you continue in matlab (good training, I must say I find the GUI easier in most cases :)
if you need to do this several times, or in a solver loop for analysis, I believe you must "stay" in Matlab and control Comsol from there
Hope I have understood you problem correctly
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Good luck
Ivar
I havent done such a thing yet in V4, but if you use a random variable, and then call the circle geoemtrical routine and randomise the centre (with some checks to avoid overlapping I suppose) you can create a geoemtry that you might save and import, or you continue in matlab (good training, I must say I find the GUI easier in most cases :)
if you need to do this several times, or in a solver loop for analysis, I believe you must "stay" in Matlab and control Comsol from there
Hope I have understood you problem correctly
--
Good luck
Ivar