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How to plot temperature vs depth #941

Closed Sandip433 closed 1 year ago

Sandip433 commented 1 year ago

Hi , I am using fipy to solve these coupled equations TTM1.pdf . Here the temperature has two independent variable, time ( t ) and depth ( z ). I can plot temperature vs time using this code TWO.TEMPERATURE.MODEL.txt . But I could not plot temperature vs depth. Can anybody help me ?

guyer commented 1 year ago
viewer = Viewer(vars=(T_e, T_p))
viewer.plot()
Sandip433 commented 1 year ago

Yes, I wanted to save the data and plot according to my choice. Using this portion of code I save the data T( t = 0, z = 0) to T( t= t1) with open('a.txt','wt') as f: print('time->>',t_list,'\n''\n''\n''\n''ELECTRON TEMPERATURE->>',results_T_e,'\n''\n''\n''\n''PHONON TEMPERATURE->>',results_T_p,file=f) After some digging I found that I can save the data of T( t = t1 , z= 0 ) to T( t = t1, z = nx*dx) using this code TSVViewer(vars=( T_e,T_p)).plot(filename="b.txt") Thanks for the help