Why is matlab unable to perform this script?
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Hello,
i have the following script which does a FEM for a room which is imported from GMSH.
Every function works and when i want to run the script, it won't run it. I also tried to clear the workspace but it didnt work as well.
Can anybody help?
It shows in the command window: Unable to perform assignment because the size of
the left side is 1-by-2911 and the size of the
right side is 3347-by-1.
Thank you :)
%Import Raum aus GMSH
m = load_gmsh2('MeshPJ.msh', [1 2]);
P(1,:) = m.POS(:,1); P(2,:) = m.POS(:,2);
T = m.TRIANGLES(:,1:3); GT = m.TRIANGLES(:,4);
L = m.LINES(:,1:2); GL = m.LINES(:,3);
%Aufbau Gitterstruktur
mesh = buildMesh( T,P,[],GT,L,GL );
clear m T P GT L GL
eps= 2*10^-5*ones(1,mesh.NuDoF);
index = (mesh.P(1,:)<=3.2) & (mesh.P(1,:)>=3) & (mesh.P(2,:)<=4) & (mesh.P(2,:)>=1.5);
eps(index) = 8.75*10^-7;
A = assembDiffusion2D (eps, mesh.T, mesh.P);
f =zeros(1,mesh.NuDoF);
b = assembRightSide2D(mesh, f);
%Randwerte setzen
[ A, b ] = applyDirichletBoundaryConditions(A,b, mesh, 20, @(x,y)323.13);
[ A, b ] = applyDirichletBoundaryConditions(A,b, mesh, 21, @(x,y)283.15);
u=A\b;
%Plotten
trisurf(mesh.T,mesh.P(1,:),mesh.P(2,:),u);
xlabel('x [m]'); ylabel('y [m]');zlabel('T [Kelvin]');
colormap('hot'); clim([260 330]);colorbar;
5 Comments
Jan
on 10 Jan 2023
Please post a copy of the complete error message, which tells the readers, inwhich line the problem occurs.
Luluhihi2021
on 10 Jan 2023
Benjamin Thompson
on 10 Jan 2023
You probably want to at least transpose m.POS before assigning it to P. Then, they are also different lengths. If you are intending to discard the extra values from m.POS, you could do:
P(1,:) = m.POS(:,1:size(P,2))'
Here, the apostrophe character is the MATLAB shorthand for transpose, to turn a column vector into a row vector.
Walter Roberson
on 10 Jan 2023
MATLAB automatically transposes vectors if needed when storing them.
Luluhihi2021
on 10 Jan 2023
Answers (1)
Walter Roberson
on 10 Jan 2023
P(1,:) = m.POS(:,1); P(2,:) = m.POS(:,2);
replace that with
P = m.POS(:,[1 2]).';
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