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Summary

ExtrudedMachineMesh A base class for a MachineMesh extruded into 3D.

(c) 2017 Antti Lehikoinen / Aalto University

PROPERTIES

  • ExtrudedPrismMesh/Ne2 is a property.

  • ExtrudedPrismMesh/Nfaces_square is a property.

  • ExtrudedPrismMesh/Nfaces_tri is a property.

  • ExtrudedPrismMesh/Nl is a property.

  • ExtrudedPrismMesh/Np2 is a property.

  • ExtrudedPrismMesh/faces_square is a property.

  • ExtrudedPrismMesh/faces_tri is a property.

Methods

Class methods are listed below. Inherited methods are not included.

* ExtrudedPrismMesh/Bquiver is a function.

[Bvec, h] = Bquiver(msh3, A, els, varargin)

* extrudedMachineMesh constructor.

Call syntax msh3 = extrudedMachineMesh(msh2) to extrude a MachineMesh and generate a new ExtrudedMachineMesh object msh3.

* ExtrudedPrismMesh/elementCenters is a function.

x0 = elementCenters(msh3, elem)

* ExtrudedPrismMesh/extrudeElements is a function.

els = extrudeElements(msh3, els, varargin)

* extrude_nodes

els = extrude_nodes(msh3, nodes)

els = extrude_nodes(msh3, nodes, layers)

* ExtrudedPrismMesh/getMappingMatrix is a function.

[F, varargout] = getMappingMatrix(this, elem, varargin)

* ExtrudedPrismMesh/grad_quiver is a function.

[Bvec, h] = grad_quiver(msh3, A, els, varargin)

* ExtrudedPrismMesh/t is a function.

y = t(msh3)

* TRIPLOT Plots a 2D triangulation

TRIPLOT(TRI,X,Y) displays the triangles defined in the M-by-3 matrix TRI. A row of TRI contains indices into X,Y that define a single triangle. The default line color is blue.

TRIPLOT(TR) displays the triangles in the triangulation TR.

TRIPLOT(…,COLOR) uses the string COLOR as the line color.

H = TRIPLOT(…) returns a line handle representing the displayed triangles edges.

TRIPLOT(…,’param’,’value’,’param’,’value’…) allows additional line param/value pairs to be used when creating the plot.

Example 1: X = rand(10,2); dt = delaunayTriangulation(X); triplot(dt)

Example 2: % Plotting a Delaunay triangulation in face-vertex format X = rand(10,2); dt = delaunayTriangulation(X); tri = dt(:,:); triplot(tri, X(:,1), X(:,2));

See also TRISURF, TRIMESH, DELAUNAY, triangulation, delaunayTriangulation.