Hello,
I have an external program for simulating particle trajectories in a magnetic field which needs to be supplied. The field is defined in an input file thus:
16 16 16 (Number of points in x, y and z directions)
-200.0 -150.0 -150.0 20.0 (start coordinates x0,y0,z0 and step size, all in mm)
0.0 0.0 1.0 (x,y,z field components, in Teslas)
0.0 0.0 1.0
etc
etc
Is there a way to output data from Elmer in such a format ? (or similar - I could use matlab or python to rearrange the data)
I am new to Elmer and I used the tutorial 15 (2D Horseshoe magnet) and I was able to view the magnetic potential in Paraview, but not the magnetic field. Any suggestion as to what I might have done wrong would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Chris
Output data with fixed step size.
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Re: Output data with fixed step size.
Hi Chris,
You could use SaveGridData solver. The primary field is potential. You need to calculate the derived fields with MgDynCaldFields. I would guess that you want 3D in the end so you also need to rather follow some 3D example with WhitneyAVSolver.
You could also use the internal particle tracking of Elmer to follow the particles in magnetic field. You introduce an interpolation error when you enforce the field to regular grid (unless the initial mesh is the same).
-Peter
You could use SaveGridData solver. The primary field is potential. You need to calculate the derived fields with MgDynCaldFields. I would guess that you want 3D in the end so you also need to rather follow some 3D example with WhitneyAVSolver.
You could also use the internal particle tracking of Elmer to follow the particles in magnetic field. You introduce an interpolation error when you enforce the field to regular grid (unless the initial mesh is the same).
-Peter