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==Assigning Boundary Conditions== | ==Assigning Boundary Conditions== | ||
Boundary conditions are generally defined on [[SMS:RMA4 BC Nodestrings | nodestrings]] but may also be defined on [[SMS:RMA4 BC Elements|elements]]. The default RMA4 boundary condition is a closed boundary (no constituent). To assign boundary conditions, select the item (nodestring, element, etc.) to which the boundary condition should be applied and use the menu command [[SMS:RMA4_Menu|RMA4 | Assign Boundary Conditon]] which will open a dialog allowing the specification of boundary condition options. | Boundary conditions are generally defined on [[SMS:RMA4 BC Nodestrings | nodestrings]] but may also be defined on [[SMS:RMA4 BC Elements|elements]]. The default RMA4 boundary condition is a closed boundary (no constituent). To assign boundary conditions, select the item (nodestring, element, etc.) to which the boundary condition should be applied and use the menu command [[SMS:RMA4_Menu|RMA4 | Assign Boundary Conditon]] which will open a dialog allowing the specification of boundary condition options. | ||
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Assigning Boundary Conditions
Boundary conditions are generally defined on nodestrings but may also be defined on elements. The default RMA4 boundary condition is a closed boundary (no constituent). To assign boundary conditions, select the item (nodestring, element, etc.) to which the boundary condition should be applied and use the menu command RMA4 | Assign Boundary Conditon which will open a dialog allowing the specification of boundary condition options.
Deleting Boundary Conditions
Boundary conditions are removed using the menu command RMA4 | Delete Boundary Conditon
Nodestring Boundary Conditions
See RMA24 Boundary Condition Nodestrings for more information.
Element Boundary Conditions
See RMA4 Boundary Condition Elements for more information.
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