It's a function call where Time and Coordinate 1 (i.e. x) are at the the time of the calling set as the components of tx vector. The MATC expression is then of functional form where these input paramaters should recide. Only tx in the above expression is known so you should give numerical values to everyone else. And AB is you function of choise. Sojohn quinn wrote: I am still trying to use an analytical expression for the the accumulation at the wall as I gave you before but I cannot figure out the structure of the BC you provided. Does coordinate 1 contain the analyte concentration as you gave below?
Given that tx(0) is Time and tx(1) is coordinate 1. Is coordinate 1 the x-axis of my flow cell?
In your BC Bmax-AB has component (tx(0),tx(1)). Where can I find the definition of this structure. What is it doing?
Mass Transfer Coefficient = Variable Time, Coordinate 1
Real MATC "-kon * (Bmax-AB(tx(0),tx(1)))"
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Mass Transfer Coefficient = Variable Time, Coordinate 1
Real MATC "-1.23 * (4.56+7*sin(tx(0))*tx(1))"
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$ kon = 1.23
-Peter