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How to incorporate a 3D mesh in [p,e,t] format on a PDE thermal model?

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Fernando Freire Ribeiro 2019-2-14

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评论： Fernando Freire Ribeiro 2019-2-20

Hello everyone,

I have a 3D mesh in the [p,e,t] format, as described here: https://www.mathworks.com/help/pde/ug/pde.femesh.meshtopet.html

My point is to include this mesh on the PDE toolbox to perform numerical simulations. Can someone tell me if this is possible?

Thanks in advance.

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Ravi Kumar 2019-2-14

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You can attempt to use geometryFromMesh function to import geometry as a mesh (also retain the original mesh).

Regards,

Ravi

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Fernando Freire Ribeiro 2019-2-20

Hi Ravi,

Thank you for the response. In my case, I've used the gmsh software to export the mesh and read it on MATLAB. The geometry is a little bit complex because it is a multi domain geometry. I've already tried using geometryFromMesh functon, but one important information is missing: the vector ElementIdToRegionId. Can you tell me how I can ontain this information? It seems that the .msh file does not have it.

Thank you.

Regards,

Fernando

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