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Problem with meshinit: ud-values of triangles in two domain-geometry
Posted Feb 22, 2011, 2:59 p.m. EST Interfacing, Mesh Version 3.5a 0 Replies
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i created a mesh in a one-domain geometry (a block3). The resulting ud-values of the triangle elements of that mesh are [0 1] or [1 0]. As i understand it the 1 stands for my 'inner' block3-domain, the 0 for the 'outside world'.
Now i want to put that mesh via meshinit in a two-domain geometry (two block3-objects, one cube is placed inside the other one, the mesh should be placed on the inner cube). The domain number for the inner cube is 2 the outer one is 1.
This works well as long as i only put the tet-elements into meshinit, i just have to change the dom-values from 1 to 2. It also works for the vertices and edges.
But meshinit doesn't accept my triangles (each triangle element has dom, ud and param value): the dom-values seem to be ok (just add 5 to each value) and the param values should remain the same but the ud-values seem to be wrong. I obtain them by changing all 0 to 1 and all 1 to 2, because the outer domain is 1 now and the inner domain is 2.
Any ideas why my ud numbers are wrong?
Hello Chris Shor
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