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yeah in this context we are differing from each other. i have multiple bodies to solve. yet the free surface has to be operated differently for two differently located boundaries (body 2 and body 3) with these bodies having the material properties of the body 1. in practice they are 3 different bodi...

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this post highlights on the use of equations for multiple bodies that is 1. we cannot use more than one equation i for a given body and 2. it provides the syntax of how we can activate different solvers for different bodies.

dear Matthias,
would you please explain more about " searching in the sources"?
Do they mean "src files"?
yours
annier

After reading the following post, i came to the answer "YES". http://www.elmerfem.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=3074&hilit=keyword We need to add the unrecognized specifiers in the SOLVER.KEYWORDS like the vtu format which i did above. this should be done to all those unrecognized...

My question is like this: why is this keyword not listed in the SOLVER.KEYWORDS ! Keywords for ResultOutputSolve Solver:Logical: 'vtu Format' when i run the available test cases such as freesurf_ltd and coat tests adding the solver ResultOutputSolve, the result is given out in the vtu format provide...

Now my question is why is this keyword not listed in the SOLVER.KEYWORDS ! Keywords for ResultOutputSolve Solver:Logical: 'vtu Format' when i run the available test cases such as freesurf_ltd and coat tests adding the solver ResultOutputSolve, the result is given out in the vtu format provided that ...

Also, this website shows us the lists of the keywords available
http://www.stamm.sh/forum/elmer/eMag/SOLVER.KEYWORDS

For me, the Alternative Hypothesis sounds more logical since it is not an easy task to set two variables selectively by separating them in the Equation section when they appear together in the solver section. If this will be the probable answer, we have already got the solution since a single variab...

Alternative Hypothesis (H1): I also feel that it is logical to use a solver once in the solver section and called in the equation section twice (Equation 1 and Equation 2) with no requirement of same variables given different identity numbers. if we are applying for different conditions and bodies ...

Hi all,
I have learnt about this from the following website
http://elmerice.elmerfem.org/wiki/doku. ... ps:editors
yours
annier