Coupling features are available from the context menu (right-click the Multiphysics node) or from the Physics toolbar, Multiphysics menu.
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The Domain Selection is the same as that of the participating physics interfaces.
The Boundary Selection is the same as the exterior and interior boundaries of the Domain Selection of the participating physics interfaces.
The corresponding Electromagnetic Waves, Frequency Domain and Heat Transfer in Solids interfaces are preselected in the Coupled Interfaces section (described in the COMSOL Multiphysics Reference Manual).
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A side effect of adding physics interfaces one at a time is that four study types — Frequency-Stationary, Frequency-Transient, Frequency-Stationary, One-Way Coupled, Electromagnetic Heating, and Frequency-Transient, One-Way Coupled, Electromagnetic Heating — are not available for selection until after at least one coupling feature is added. In this case, it is better to initially not add any study at all, then add the coupling features to the Multiphysics node, and lastly, open the Add Study window and add a study sequence below the Preset Studies for Selected Multiphysics heading.
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In general, to add a node, go to the Physics toolbar, no matter what operating system you are using. Subnodes are available by clicking the parent node and selecting it from the Attributes menu.
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See The Heat Transfer Interfaces in the COMSOL Multiphysics Reference Manual for information about the available physics features for heat transfer.
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Microwave Oven: Application Library path RF_Module/Microwave_Heating/microwave_oven
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