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Sum parametric sweep solutions

Posted 06.03.2018, 12:02 GMT-5 Charged Particle Tracing, Results & Visualization, Studies & Solvers Version 5.3a 3 Replies

Juan Muñoz
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Hello,

I am using Particle tracing module and a Parametric sweep to compute the final position of a set of nanoparticles depending on their initial position. After that, I would like to sum all the partial solutions, but doing it one by one through "Data Sets->Join" is kind of tiresome.

Can you give me some advise of how could I do it?

Thank you very much!

3 Replies Last Post 08.03.2018, 11:16 GMT-5
Edgar J. Kaiser Certified Consultant
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Posted: 8 years ago 06.03.2018, 16:18 GMT-5

Juan,

check this blog contribution: https://www.comsol.de/blogs/using-the-previous-solution-operator-in-transient-modeling/

A similar approach also works for parametric sweeps and for summing or do other things along a sweep.

Cheers Edgar

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Edgar J. Kaiser
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Juan, check this blog contribution: https://www.comsol.de/blogs/using-the-previous-solution-operator-in-transient-modeling/ A similar approach also works for parametric sweeps and for summing or do other things along a sweep. Cheers Edgar
Juan Muñoz
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Posted: 8 years ago 08.03.2018, 07:02 GMT-5

Hello Edgar,

Thank you very much for your answer. Unfortunately, I was not able to implement the method that is described in that post. For the moment I am using the following algorithm:

sum(withsol('sol1',variable,setind(parameter,i),setval(t,t_0)),i,1,xx)

It is slow, but it works. I will try to give a second chance to the other method.

Juan

Hello Edgar, Thank you very much for your answer. Unfortunately, I was not able to implement the method that is described in that post. For the moment I am using the following algorithm: sum(withsol('sol1',variable,setind(parameter,i),setval(t,t_0)),i,1,xx) It is slow, but it works. I will try to give a second chance to the other method. Juan
Gunnar Andersson COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 8 years ago 08.03.2018, 11:16 GMT-5

I think that you should consider using the Combine Solutions study step.

I think that you should consider using the Combine Solutions study step.

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