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April 18, 2006, 18:16 |
length integration
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Hello, all
I am using the function calculator(cfx-post) to calculate the length integral of a variable on a streamline. However I can't find the mathematical description of this function in help document. The question I would ask here is: if I have N lines in a streamline plot, will the LengthInt function give an average length integration value or a tatal integration value for all N lines? Similarly, how does the lengthint work on a particle tracking plot? Regards! James |
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April 18, 2006, 18:40 |
Re: length integration
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Hi,
Yes, I understand the lengthInt function integrates over the entire length of the body. If you have several streamlines it will integrate over all of them. If you want the integral over only a single streamline then create a streamline object with only a single streamline by giving it a single point as a start object for instance. Glenn Horrocks |
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April 18, 2006, 19:40 |
Re: length integration
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Hi, Glenn
The integral over only a single streamline probabaly is not useful(at least in my case). So I guess I need to take N streamlines, calculate the total integral, and then dividing N to get the average integral. Thanks! James |
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