OOF2: The Manual
Name
CSubProblem — Various ways of defining a subproblem on a mesh.
Subclasses
Subclasses are listed as they appear in the GUI and (in parentheses) as they appear in scripts.
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EntireMesh (
EntireMeshSubProblem) -- A 'subproblem' that includes the entire Mesh. -
Material (
MaterialSubProblem) -- A subproblem defined on all Elements composed of a given Material. -
PixelGroup (
PixelGroupSubProblem) -- A subproblem containing all elements whose dominant pixel is in a given pixel group. -
Union (
UnionSubProblem) -- Construct a Subproblem from the union of two previously defined Subproblems -
Intersection (
IntersectionSubProblem) -- Construct a Subproblem from the intersection of two previously defined Subproblems -
Xor (
XorSubProblem) -- Construct a Subproblem from the exclusive or of two previously defined Subproblems. -
Complement (
ComplementSubProblem) -- Construct a Subproblem from the elements that aren't in another subproblem.
Description
SubProblems are ways of dividing a Mesh into different regions, on
which different Fields can be defined and different Equations
solved. The class is called CSubProblem
instead of SubProblem for historical reasons.
Every Mesh automatically contains an
EntireMesh
SubProblem called default, which includes all
of the Elements of the Mesh. Users who don't need the extra
flexibility provided by subproblems should use the default subproblem.
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