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# [femm] What happens with 0 side length for blocks?

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- Date: Wed, 27 Oct 1999 05:06:28 -0700
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    I have worked out how to specify mesh size using the 3 controllable
    elements:
    i) Max degrees per segment
    ii) Element size along line
    iii) Block Property side length

    And I see how the size of the circle around the block property point
    indicates
    the approximate size of the mesh (or at least the relative mesh size
    for that
    block), however I don't know how to "expect" what specifying zero will
    do.

    Obviously, seeing the mesh is the easiest solution, but I'd still be
    interested
    to know what it is doing. Simply using some default?

    On another note, I don't understand when you would define Nodal
    Properties -
    wouldn't field or current density only ever apply to regions? Or does
    this
    allow an arbitrary specification of some field or current distribution?

    Thanks,

    Ian.

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