Table 6-128: Properties for Study Settings
Table 6-129: Properties for Plot Results While Solving on | off pout | psteps tout | tsteps
Table 6-130: Properties for Physics and Variables Selection Choose physics interfaces to solve for. The length of the vector is two times the number of physics interfaces. For example, with two physics interfaces, g and c:
new String[]{"g", "on", "c", "off"}. Select discretizations for physics interfaces. The length of the vector is two times the number of physics interfaces. For example, with two physics interfaces, g and c:
new String[]{"g", "disc1", "c", "disc2"}. on | off
Table 6-131: Properties for Values of Dependent Variables init | sol Reference to study or "zero" for zero solution. init | sol Reference to study or "zero" for zero solution. on | off on | off all | selection
Table 6-132: Property for Mesh selection Select meshes for geometries. The length of the vector is two times the number of geometries. Example value when two geometries geom1 and geom2 are available is: new String[]{"geom1","mesh1","geom2", "mesh2"}.
Table 6-133: Properties for Study Extensions on | off on | off filled | sparse on | off