JLeliaert
commented
7 years ago This is a minimally working example of what you want to do:
SetMesh(64, 64, 2, 10e-9,10e-9,10e-9, 0, 0, 0)
a:=cuboid(640e-9, 640-9,20e-9).transl(0,0,-10e-9) b:=cylinder(320e-9, 10e-9).transl(0,0,10e-9) setgeom(a.add(b))
m=uniform (1,1,0) Relax()
On Thu, Feb 23, 2017 at 3:48 PM, JJVentham notifications@github.com wrote:
I am trying to simulate a disc on top of a plane, each 1 cell thick. My issue is that I do not know how the origin is defined for when you have a mesh that is 2 cells thick. I have tried shifting the plane and the disc around in multiple configurations but it either crashes or just gives a disc in the top layer and empty space underneath. To define the disc I have tried both the Circle and Cylinder in built functions.
As a work around I have also tried defining the same geometry in a mesh that is 3 cells thick with a layer of empty space beneath. This seemed to work however when I loaded a magnetization state in rather than using a state from one of the predefined mumax uniform state, the geometry just comes up as disc in the top layer and two layers of empty space underneath.
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JJVentham
I am trying to simulate a disc on top of a plane, each 1 cell thick. My issue is that I do not know how the origin is defined for when you have a mesh that is 2 cells thick. I have tried shifting the plane and the disc around in multiple configurations but it either crashes or just gives a disc in the top layer and empty space underneath. To define the disc I have tried both the Circle and Cylinder in built functions.
As a work around I have also tried defining the same geometry in a mesh that is 3 cells thick with a layer of empty space beneath. This seemed to work however when I loaded a magnetization state in rather than using a state from one of the predefined mumax uniform state, the geometry just comes up as disc in the top layer and two layers of empty space underneath.