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Can Flux 2D run in cylindrical coordinate (𝑟,𝜑,𝑧)→"(" 𝑟,0,𝑧)

Wenjun Zhu

quick question.

Can Flux 2D run in cylindrical coordinate (????,????,????)→(????,0,????) with the r and z as the 2 dimensions?

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Mohammed Elamin_22169

Hi Wenjun,

I am not sure if I understood your question. But I think you are referring to representing axisymmetric geometry in Flux 2D. which should be possible when you define the application on Flux 2D.

Thanks,

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Wenjun Zhu

Mohammed Elamin_22169

Hi Wenjun,

I am not sure if I understood your question. But I think you are referring to representing axisymmetric geometry in Flux 2D. which should be possible when you define the application on Flux 2D.

Thanks,

Wenjun Zhu

Hi Wenjun,

I am not sure if I understood your question. But I think you are referring to representing axisymmetric geometry in Flux 2D. which should be possible when you define the application on Flux 2D.

Thanks,

Thanks！ That's it

Wenjun Zhu

Hi Wenjun,

I am not sure if I understood your question. But I think you are referring to representing axisymmetric geometry in Flux 2D. which should be possible when you define the application on Flux 2D.

Thanks,

a follow up question: How to set the current in radial direction?