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Select Coordinates (the default) to enter the coordinates. For Cut Point 1D, enter x coordinates; for Cut Point 2D, enter x and y coordinates; and for Cut Point 3D enter x, y, and z coordinates.
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Select From file to enter or browse to a text file with the cut point data. Enter the path and filename in the Filename field, or click Browse (
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Select Grid to enter grid coordinates for gridded data. For Cut Point 1D, enter x coordinates; for Cut Point 2D, enter x and y coordinates; and for Cut Point 3D, enter x, y, and z coordinates.
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Select Regular grid to specify the number of points in each direction. Enter Number of x points, Number of y points (Cut Point 2D and 3D), and Number of z points (Cut Point 3D only). The default value is 10 points in each direction.
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This section is only available for Cut Point 3D datasets that refer to a Layered Material dataset and where Snapping is set to Snap to closest boundary or Snap to closest edge.
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Bottom: 0 (Physical) or −1 (Relative)
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Middle: d/2 (Physical) or 0 (Relative)
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Top: d (Physical) or 1(Relative)
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For a Cut Point 1D example, and if you have the Plasma Module, see Benchmark Model of a Capacitively Coupled Plasma: Application Library path Plasma_Module/Capacitively_Coupled_Plasmas/ccp_benchmark.
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For a Cut Point 2D example, see Steady-State 2D Heat Transfer with Conduction: Application Library path COMSOL_Multiphysics/Heat_Transfer/heat_convection_2d.
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