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Continuity — The tangential components of the solution variables are equal on the source and destination.
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Antiperiodicity — The tangential components have opposite signs.
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Floquet periodicity — There is a phase shift between the tangential components. The phase shift is determined by a wave vector and the distance between the source and destination. Floquet periodicity is typically used for models involving plane waves interacting with periodic structures.
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If more advanced periodic boundary conditions are required, for example, when there is a known rotation of the polarization from one boundary to another, see Nonlocal Couplings and Coupling Operators in the COMSOL Multiphysics Reference Manual for tools to define more general mappings between boundaries.
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To learn how to use the Copy Mesh feature to ensure that the mesh on the destination boundary is identical to that on the source boundary, see Plasmonic Wire Grating: Application Library path RF_Module/Tutorials/plasmonic_wire_grating.
For an example of how to use the Physics-controlled mesh, see Fresnel Equations: Application Library path RF_Module/Verification_Examples/fresnel_equations.
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In the COMSOL Multiphysics Reference Manual:
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