I want to generate a “duplex mophology” using Neper, which consists of grain A with size of 1 and area fraction of 90%,and grain B with size of 2 and area fraction of 10%.
I have tried the following command to achieve this goal:
An issue of the result above is that the distribution of grain B is not uniform, they have gathered together. It would be perfect if grain B could distribute more uniform.
Dear colleagues,
I want to generate a “duplex mophology” using Neper, which consists of grain A with size of 1 and area fraction of 90%,and grain B with size of 2 and area fraction of 10%.
I have tried the following command to achieve this goal:
` neper -T -n 222 -morpho "diameq:0.9lognormal(1,0.1)+0.1lognormal(2,0.2),1-sphericity:lognormal(0.1,0.03)" -dim 2 -periodicity all -o hs-2d1
`
An issue of the result above is that the distribution of grain B is not uniform, they have gathered together. It would be perfect if grain B could distribute more uniform.