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[ff3d-users] Improving precision for boundary conditions.


From: Juzar Thingna
Subject: [ff3d-users] Improving precision for boundary conditions.
Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2010 18:01:57 +0800

Hello Everyone,
I'm trying to solve the modified Helmholtz equation. I need my boundary conditions to be accurate to atleast 6 decimal places. In the verbose printed by ff3d at the time of running I notice that ff3d takes the precision of the boundary conditions as only 3 decimal places. In the input file I have provided this value accurate till 6 decimal places. Is there some way I can improve on the significant digits ff3d takes as input?

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== Text mode execution ==
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FreeFEM3D computing thread: started
Parsing data
Parsing data: done
Building Scene ... done
Parsing POVRay file: "domain.pov"
- the scene is composed of 2 object(s)
Parsing POVRay file: done
Building Mesh ... done
Building Domain ...
    Domain is: inside((0,0,0))
    Reference translation (POV-Ray -> FEM)
        (0, 0, 0) -> 1
    Done
Done
Computing degrees of freedom positions...
- number of degrees of freedom positions: 1250000
Computing degrees of freedom positions: done
Solving Problem:

    Unknowns: [u:undefined]
    Problem: 
        pde(u):
        div(L*grad(u)) - 1*u = 0
        dnu(u) = 0.016 on 3
        u = 0 on 2
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Regards,

Juzar Thingna
Department of Physics,
Center for Computation Science and Engineering,
National University of Singapore.

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