Re: [ff3d-users] Question on the solver 'solve'

[Arun Viswanathan]

Hey Stephane, thanks for your reply. I am now able to
print-out the concentration values for specific
vertices. My attempt now is to use an 'if' condition
based on the concentration at a vertex, so that part
of the code is run only if the concentration exceeds a
certain value. This works if I use concentration in
the second if-loop, but doesn't work when I use it in
the first if-loop?! Why??

My solver is broken up to 2 parts and I am currently
controling which part runs based on the iterations
(please refer to code snippet attached below). I am
trying to use concentration values instead of
iteration number here. I tried it but I get syntax
errors. Could you please take a look at my code and
give me any further suggestions?

Thanks, best regards,
Arun.

----------------Solver part below------------------

for (i=0; i<20; i++)
{
        cout << "\nIteration no. " << i+1 << "\n";
        
        
        /*if (C(0.902,1.26,0.819) <= 0.38)*/ /* Syntax error:
"C" unexpected */
        if (i <= 10)    
        {
                solve(C) in O2 by M
                {
                        pde(C)
                                C - div(D*dt*grad(C)) = C0; /* Equation: dC/dt 
= D
* d/dx(dC/dx) */
                        dnu(C) = 0 on M;
                        al*C + dnu(C) = 0.5 on Sphere;
                };
                cout << C(0.902,1.26,0.819);
                cout << C(0.984,1.26,0.819);
        }
        if (C(0.902,1.26,0.819) > 0.38) /* Works fine here */
//      if (i > 10)     
        {
                solve(C) in O2 by M
                {
                        pde(C)
                                C - div(D*dt*grad(C)) = C0;  /* Equation: dC/dt 
=
D * d/dx(dC/dx) */
                        dnu(C) = 0 on M;
                };
        }
        C0 = C;
}

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--- Stephane Del Pino <address@hidden> wrote:

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> Le Wednesday 11 August 2004 01:47, Arun Viswanathan
> a écrit :
> > Hi!! I am solving for a variable in the solver and
> I
> > want to monitor the value of that variable at the
> end
> > of each solver iteration. My solver is set up as:
> >
> > solve(C) in <domain> by <mesh>
> >
> > I tried using "cout << C;" at the end of the
> solver,
> > but get an error that says " ';' unexpected".
> Could
> > anybody please tell me if it is possible to
> monitor
> > the value of the variable being solved for, and if
> so,
> > how?? I would also like to know if it is possible
> to
> > use this variable ("C" in this case) in a for-loop
> > condition??
> >
> > Would appreciate any suggestions and ideas.
> Dear Arun.
> writing function is not implemented since what
> should be done is not clear.
> Ploting "standard" functions and fem functions can
> be very different: In the 
> first case we can just plot the function definition,
> in the second, should we 
> plot the functions values on its mesh definition?
> This could be a strategy, but what should we do if
> someone does this for 
> instance:
>       function sum = f+g;
>       cout << sum;
> where f and g are 2 FEM functions defined on
> different meshes...
> 
> Maybe I should replace this syntax error by
> something nicer, but no more.
> 
> By the way, if you are interested by the values of
> the function, you can 
> proceed as follows:
> 
> for (i=0 ; i<nx ; i++) {
>   x0=a0+i*hx;
>   for (j=0 ; j<nx ; j++) {
>     x1=a1+j*hy;
>     for (k=0 ; k<nx ; k++) {
>       x2=a2+k*hz;
>       cout << C(x0,x1,x2) << "\n";
>     }
>   }
> }
> 
> where you have to define a0,...,hz to fit your
> needs. The trick is that we ask 
> explicitly to plot the values...
> 
> Best regards,
> Stephane.
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