Robert Koslover
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Posted:
4 years ago
27.05.2021, 10:50 GMT-4
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4 years ago
27.05.2021, 10:51 GMT-4
Is your boundary an internal boundary? If I understand your notation, there is no reason to expect that a continuity condition would yield a zero value for the normal current density, nor is there any reason that that would be a default boundary condition. You didn't post your model, but I'm guessing you have a serious mistake in it somewhere. Consider posting your .mph file to the forum.
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Is your boundary an internal boundary? If I understand your notation, there is no reason to expect that a continuity condition would yield a zero value for the normal current density, nor is there any reason that that would be a default boundary condition. You didn't post your model, but I'm guessing you have a serious mistake in it somewhere. Consider posting your .mph file to the forum.
Jeff Hiller
COMSOL Employee
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Posted:
4 years ago
27.05.2021, 14:53 GMT-4
Updated:
4 years ago
27.05.2021, 14:54 GMT-4
Hi Rakesh,
If what you are after is continuity of the voltage and of the normal component of the current at the interface of two materials with potentially different electric conductivities, that is the default behavior at such an interface assuming you used Form Union to finalize your geometry.
If I misunderstood, like Robert said, please provide more information and your model file.
Best,
Jeff
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Jeff Hiller
Hi Rakesh,
If what you are after is continuity of the voltage and of the normal component of the current at the interface of two materials with potentially different electric conductivities, that is the default behavior at such an interface assuming you used Form Union to finalize your geometry.
If I misunderstood, like Robert said, please provide more information and your model file.
Best,
Jeff