COMSOL Multiphysics Workshop
Today, I attended a small workshop, “Comsol Multiphysics”. If you are not aware what is this “piece” of software I can say that is a great environment to solve any physical problems on computer. From their website:
“The COMSOL Multiphysics simulation environment facilitates all steps in the modelling process, defining your geometry, specifying your physics, meshing, solving and then post-processing your results. A multiphysics simulation is achieved in minutes.”
“COMSOL 3.4 leverages multicore processors to deliver best-in-class multiphysics simulation performance on standard dual-core, quad-core, and multicore PCs.”
I had no contact with Comsol before this session, but I think they convinced me that it is a great software which can be used for a lot of simulations in different fields, in engineering, scientific environment, for modelling and simulating any physics-based system.
The workshop started with two short presentations, where the speakers introduced the company, gave us a short introduction in using the graphical user interface, and at the end they showed us a “live” demo. In the second part we tried to do our own model and simulation, using their step by step clear instructions.
Now, I am waiting for a DVD with a trial version, (they promissed me that it will be send by post in next days) to have the posibility to see if I can apply it on my problems.
Do you want to know more? Try:
Here for details about COMSOL Multiphysics 3.4, discipline-specific technology modules.
Here to see What’s New in COMSOL Multiphysics 3.4.
Here for COMSOL’s image gallery.
You also can sign up on their web site for an introductory CD on COMSOL Multiphysics.
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