2546961Plate mechanics lab: Kirchhoff-Love plates solved by numbl in the browserJeremy Magland 1% PLATE_RESULT_SCHEMA Fields shared by every solver's result struct.
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3% result.method 'modal' or 'fd'
4% result.grid x (1 x nx), y (1 x ny): display grid of the frames [m]
5% result.t probe time axis [s]
6% result.probe x, y (actual probe location used), and the series
7% w [m], sxx, syy, txy, vm, sp [Pa] sampled on result.t
8% result.frames t (1 x nf) and the fields w [m], vm, sp [Pa],
9% each ny x nx x nf (rows index y, columns index x)
10% result.envelope vm, sp: peak over the saved frames, ny x nx [Pa]
11% result.spectrum f [Hz], w [m], vm [Pa]: amplitude spectra of the probe series
12% result.audio fs [Hz], p (pressure at the listener) [Pa], t0 (dropped travel time) [s]
13% result.info problem size, time step, wall_s (solve wall time, tic/toc inside numbl),
14% stable, diverged_step, notes (cell array of strings about approximations
15% that were applied to this particular run)
16% result.modes (modal only) m, n, f_hz, sigma, G, truncated
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18% This file documents the convention and has no executable content.