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Integral of a distance field over domain as boundary condition

Posted 2025年10月31日 GMT+8 14:58 General, Results & Visualization, Equation-Based Modeling 2 Replies

Tianyu Dong
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I'm dealing with a Laplace problem on a domain with a Dirichlet boundary condition. And the boundary value is given by , where is the distance between the points and ( may be a subset of ). Any hints on the solution? Thanks.

2 Replies Last Post 2025年11月3日 GMT+8 15:30
Robert Koslover Certified Consultant
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Posted: 7 months ago 2025年10月31日 GMT+8 21:41
Updated: 7 months ago 2025年10月31日 GMT+8 22:12

You may need to employ the "dest" operator. Look it up in COMSOL's help system.

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Tianyu Dong
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Posted: 7 months ago 2025年11月3日 GMT+8 15:30

You may need to employ the "dest" operator. Look it up in COMSOL's help system.

Thank you Robert, the "dest" operator works.

>You may need to employ the "dest" operator. Look it up in COMSOL's help system. Thank you Robert, the "dest" operator works.

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