Good Evening,
I would like to study the convergence of my case, but I don't know how I can save the relative changes of the physical variables of interest in order to plot their evolution. I thank you in advance for your answers.
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Andrea
RELATIVE CHANGES FOR CONVERGENCE STUDY
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Re: RELATIVE CHANGES FOR CONVERGENCE STUDY
https://www.nic.funet.fi/pub/sci/physic ... Manual.pdf
Elmers Model manual page 264 shows how you can save data to a file during an analysis.
Elmers Model manual page 264 shows how you can save data to a file during an analysis.
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Re: RELATIVE CHANGES FOR CONVERGENCE STUDY
Hi
You could follow, for example, convergence of temperature with SaveScalars
Of course what ends up in the file depends when you call SaveScalars with respect to the simulation sequence.
-Peter
You could follow, for example, convergence of temperature with SaveScalars
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Variable 1 = Temperature
Operator 1 = Norm
Operator 2 = nonlinear change
Operator 3 = nonlinear iter
Of course what ends up in the file depends when you call SaveScalars with respect to the simulation sequence.
-Peter