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Defining scalar equations other than the main differnetal equations
Posted Dec 9, 2010, 3:05 a.m. EST Low-Frequency Electromagnetics Version 3.5a 1 Reply
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Hi Everybody,
I'm dealing with a multi-physics application. One of the phenomenon I use is the Meridional Induction and Electric Currents, Potentials. In the subdomain setting there two vectoral differenetial equations. Upto now there is no problem. But I have to define some scalar diffrential equation. These equations are relations between magnetic potential and azimuthal magnetic field ; magnetic potential and current density. They have to be satisfied in the same domain and in the same application mode.
I do not know how to implement these scalar diffrential equations.
Please make an advice.
Atilla
I'm dealing with a multi-physics application. One of the phenomenon I use is the Meridional Induction and Electric Currents, Potentials. In the subdomain setting there two vectoral differenetial equations. Upto now there is no problem. But I have to define some scalar diffrential equation. These equations are relations between magnetic potential and azimuthal magnetic field ; magnetic potential and current density. They have to be satisfied in the same domain and in the same application mode.
I do not know how to implement these scalar diffrential equations.
Please make an advice.
Atilla
1 Reply Last Post Dec 9, 2010, 8:47 a.m. EST
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1 decade ago
I solved the problem by myself. These scalar equations are already inherenet in the vector differential equations. Therefore there is no need to define them.
Atilla
Atilla