- save flow_v2.m (mouse right button and save destination as)
- open Matlab;
- type pdetool at the Matlab command line;
- open saved flow_v2.m.m through pdetool toolbox window.
You’ll see the results in terms of equipotential contour and water velocity field (red arrows), based on
Of this example, you can edit:
- Geometry;
- Boundary conditions;
- FEM mesh;
- Results visualization;
Hey Alvise,
I would like to try your Matlab code, but I think there’s a mistake with your m-file…it is actually a html file of our blog!
Let me know…
Matteo
Thank you
Now it works!!!
Alvise
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