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gmsh to Elmer - Elmer Discussion Forum Here is the problem encountered when using the gmsh generated 3D mesh (V2 ascii msh format) in Elmer: Although the original msh file from gmsh has 3 dielectric regions, Elmer claims that it has 5 bodies Since the mesh is unstructured and is moderately complex (~300K tetrehedral elements), displaying the 5 bodies identified by Elmer is
Installing Elmer in Ubuntu 14. 04 using Cmake I installed Elmer in Ubuntu 14 04 (64 bits) using the procedure described above and using cmake command (Method B) as described in step 4 It could find the LAPACK libraries during building
FEM-Newbie: finding out elment equations in Elmer The existing Elmer solvers ( src) files implementing Finite Element Method (FEM) for solving Partial Differential Equation (PDE) are used in their default way Type C:>> (Type A or Type B) + Writing an elmer solver for a PDE (need to write an Elmer module in fortran 90 format and compile it with a elmerf90 compiler)
Elmer module for Salomé - Elmer Discussion Forum add Elmer specific GUI elements to the MESH module sounds like a good idea to me I have tried to experiment with a mini-module in Python some time ago, see this post in the Salomé forum
Interpolation from Elmer results to a new Elmer mesh For the while, we do this kinf of stuff : Outside Elmer, values at the boundary from a previous simulation are interpolated in the new Elmer mesh under a tabular form (column x,y,value)
How to Obtain the Imaginary Part in Helmholtz Equation Simulations with . . . Re: How to Obtain the Imaginary Part in Helmholtz Equation Simulations with Elmer by kevinarden » 31 Mar 2024, 11:34 I think by default it outputs a vector called pressure wave, default paraview shows the magnitude of a vector, but you can select the x, or y part of the vector which I believe corresponds tp pressure wave 1 and pressure wave 2
About launch pad installation for totally clean Ubuntu - Elmer . . . 2 For learning how to run tutorials, you can download Elmer from github and you can run the examples of this downloaded Elmer in uninstalled form by using the Elmer commands from your installed libraries After a while, you will know by yourself where these all libraries of Elmer are installed in the root system of Ubuntu Yours Sincerely