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March 26, 2005, 16:32 |
Field gradient
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Hi,
I am plotting the field gradient of the electric field intensity in a non-axissyemtric geometry. The gradient reverses direction and seems to be purely due to the algorithm which moves in the increrasing x direction. The algorithm is an upwind scheme. Please suggest as to what I can do so as to eliminate the effect of the calculation of gradient w.r.t the x direction (which means that the algorithm should actually take the modulus of the gradient so that its value is not based on the co-ordinate system but is only based on its sorrounding values) Thanks MK |
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