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--- sunfluidh:meshgen_doc [2017/12/02 16:26] – yann
+++ sunfluidh:meshgen_doc [2017/12/02 16:42] – yann
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 ==== Meshgen settings ====
-The grid parameters are set in the input data file "data_meshgen.dat". An simple example of a 2D grid is given just below :
+The grid parameters are set in the input data file "data_meshgen.dat". A simple example of a 2D grid is given just below :
    * The cell size is variable along the I-direction.
      * The I-line is split in two equal parts.
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 ==== Data set description ====
-<note important>
 In the data file, each block of data is attributed to a direction (I,J or K).\\
 Each direction can be split in several parts (segments) on which a specific distribution law is applied in order to place the discrete nodes.\\
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    * Geometric series "type 2" (Function_Name= GEOMETRIC_SERIE_2_MESH)
-Each function gets a specific data set :
+These functions get a specific data set :
    * Number_of_Cells : Number of cells over the segment (for all functions).
    * Length          : Length of the segment (for all functions).
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    * Reverse_Ordering : Reverse the ordering of the distribution if set to .true.
    * End_of_Block_Data : logical set to .true. to declare the end of a data structure (by default it set to .false. by the program)
+<note important>
+For each direction, the block of data must start with the namelist &METRIC_UNIT         Type_of_Metric= 0 / \\
+   * Type_of_Metric= 0 specifies a usual metric
+   * Type_of_Metric= 1 specifies an angular metric. The unit is the degree.
+The block of data must be closed with the special namelist &MESH_FUNCTION_DATA End_of_Data_Block = .true./
 </note>
+A template  each function is given here