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This function is used to create a basis of spatial vectors on the model. Currently, the only method available to create a basis is the CARTESIAN method. This method expects you to provide 2 non collinear vectors. The basis is then computed according to the following procedure.
If you provide $\underline{u_{c_1}}$ and $\underline{u_{c_2}}$, the basis computed is $(\underline{u_1}, \underline{u_2}, \underline{u_3})$ such as:
If you provide $\underline{u_{c_1}}$ and $\underline{u_{c_3}}$, the basis computed is $(\underline{u_1}, \underline{u_2}, \underline{u_3})$ such as:
If you provide $\underline{u_{c_2}}$ and $\underline{u_{c_3}}$, the basis computed is $(\underline{u_1}, \underline{u_2}, \underline{u_3})$ such as:
| Name | Data Type | Data number | Optional | Default value | Physical quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MODEL | STRING | 1 | NO | ||
| Name of the model on which to define the basis. | |||||
| NAME | STRING | 1 | NO | ||
| Name of the basis. | |||||
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| Name | Data Type | Data number | Optional | Default value | Physical quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| U1 | FLOAT | 3 | YES | ||
| First vector used to define the basis. | |||||
| U2 | FLOAT | 3 | YES | ||
| Second vector used to define the basis. | |||||
| U3 | FLOAT | 3 | YES | ||
| Third vector used to define the basis. | |||||
In this example we are defining 2 basis (BASIS_A and BASIS_B).
CREATE-BASIS MODEL: MY_MODEL NAME: BASIS_A CARTESIAN U1: 1.,0.,0 U2: 1.,1.,0. CREATE-BASIS MODEL: MY_MODEL NAME: BASIS_B CARTESIAN U3: 1.,0.,1. U2: 1.,1.,0.
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