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<div class="">Physical Surface (100) = Ex1[{2:5}];</div>
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<div class="">On 08 Dec 2015, at 14:25, Luis Parras Anguita <<a href="mailto:lparras@uma.es" class="">lparras@uma.es</a>> wrote:</div>
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<div class="">Thanks Ruth.<br class="">
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It does not work. I have solved it using Matlab to write the .geo file<br class="">
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2015-12-08 13:54 GMT+01:00 Ruth Vazquez Sabariego<br class="">
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<blockquote type="cite" class="">Physical Surface('interface_stationary_1')={Ex1[2:5]};<br class="">
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<blockquote type="cite" class="">On 08 Dec 2015, at 12:40, Luis Parras Anguita <lparras@uma.es> wrote:<br class="">
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I have created a cylinder by extruding a surface with the following commands:<br class="">
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Point(0)={0,0,0,lc1};<br class="">
Point(1)={1,0,0,lc1};<br class="">
Point(2)={0,1,0,lc1};<br class="">
Point(3)={-1,0,0,lc1};<br class="">
Point(4)={0,-1,0,lc1};<br class="">
Circle(5)={1,0,2};<br class="">
Circle(6)={2,0,3};<br class="">
Circle(7)={3,0,4};<br class="">
Circle(8)={4,0,1};<br class="">
Line Loop(1)={5,6,7,8};<br class="">
Plane Surface(2)={1};<br class="">
Ex1[]=Extrude {0, 0, 1} {<br class="">
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Printf("top surface = %g", Ex1[0]);<br class="">
Printf("Volume = %g", Ex1[1]);<br class="">
Printf("side surfaces = %g, %g, %g, %g", Ex1[2], Ex1[3],Ex1[4],Ex1[5]);<br class="">
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Now I would like gmsh to automatically set the different physical<br class="">
entities. I know the number of the lower surface, and the name of the<br class="">
upper surface, but I have three surfaces that has been created that I<br class="">
can access as Ex1[2:5]. I have tried several possibilities but I do<br class="">
not know how to do what I want:<br class="">
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Physical Surface('interface_stationary_1')={Ex1[2:5]};<br class="">
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Luis Parras Anguita<br class="">
Profesor Contratado Doctor<br class="">
Departamento de Ing. Mecánica y Mecánica de Fluidos<br class="">
ETSII Industriales, Málaga.<br class="">
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Edificio Escuela de Ingenierías<br class="">
C/ Arquitecto Francisco Peñalosa Nº 6<br class="">
29071 Málaga<br class="">
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Profesor Contratado Doctor<br class="">
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Edificio Escuela de Ingenierías<br class="">
C/ Arquitecto Francisco Peñalosa Nº 6<br class="">
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