), Coordinate System Surface (2D 
and 3D 
), and Coordinate System Line (2D 
and 3D 
) plots to visualize the coordinate systems used in, for example, models of piezoelectric devices, where there can be multiple domains, each using its own set of coordinate systems. Right-click to add a Deformation or Filter (for 2D and 3D Coordinate System Line and 3D Coordinate System Surface plots), as needed. Right-click a 2D Plot Group or 3D Plot Group to add these plots from the More Plots submenu.
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Go to Common Results Node Settings for links to information about these sections: Data, Title, Coloring and Style, and Inherit Style.
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For Coordinate system, choose one of the available coordinate systems from the Coordinate system list. The default is None (no coordinate system). The coordinate system directions arrows are red for the first coordinate direction’s basis vector, green for the second coordinate direction’s basis vector, and blue for the third coordinate direction’s basis vector.
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For Matrix variable, click the Replace Expression button (
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If Number of points is selected, enter the number of Points in each direction (the default is 15 for 2D Coordinate System Surface plots and 7 for 3D Coordinate System Volume plots).
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