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Highly Customizable and Adaptable • Create your own multiphysics couplings • Customize material properties and boundary conditions – Type in mathematical expressions, combine with look-up tables and function calls • User-interfaces for differential and algebraic equations • Parameterize on material properties, boundary conditions, geometric dimensions, and more • High-Performance Computing (HPC) – Multicore & Multiprocessor: Included with any license type – Clusters & Cloud: With floating network licenses
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When is Equation-Based Modeling Needed? • Try to avoid equation-based modeling if possible! – Using built-in physics interfaces enables ready-made postprocessing variables and other tools for faster model setup with much lower risk of human error • Applications that previously required equation-based modeling but now has a dedicated physics interface: – Fluid-Structure Interaction (Structural Mechanics Module, MEMS Module) – Surface adsorption and reactions (Chemical Reaction Engineering Module, Plasma Module) – Shell-Acoustics and Piezo-Acoustics (Acoustics Module) – Thermoacoustics (Acoustics Module) – and many more…
When is Equation-Based Modeling Needed? • Try to avoid equation-based modeling if possible! • But: we don’t have every imaginable physics equation built- into COMSOL (yet!). So there is sometimes a need for custom modeling.
Custom-Modeling in COMSOL • COMSOL Multiphysics® allows you to model with PDEs or ODEs directly: – Use one of the equation-template user interfaces • You do *not* need to write “user-subroutines” in COMSOL to implement your own equation! – Benefit: COMSOL’s nonlinear solver gets all the nonlinear info with gradients and all. Faster and more robust convergence.
Customization Approaches • Four modeling approaches: 1. Ready-made physics interfaces 2. First principles with the equation templates 3. Start with ready-made physics interface and add additional terms. 4. Start with a ready-made physics interface and add your own separate equation (PDE,ODE) to represent physics that is not already available as a ready-made application mode • Also: – The Physics Builder lets you create your own user interfaces that hides the mathematics for your colleagues and customers
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