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coupling of two physics

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Hi guys

My simulation has two physics in it. The second physics is piezoelectric and I am trying to apply the line integral of the dependent variable from the first physics as the input to the Voltage of the piezoelectric physics.

I have gone through the forum comments on applying the solution of one physics to the dependent varibales of the second physics but here i need to perform a line integral operation on it first before applying it to the dependent variable of the second physics. So i am a bit confused.

Also what is the correct syntax of the line integral in COMSOL.

thanks

0 Replies Last Post Aug 8, 2014, 10:15 p.m. EDT
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