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@Ali141272 - in the absence of any minimal working example, which is necessary to properly diagnose an issue, I can only assume that you have not turned on regularization during tessellation. Please consult the documentation for further guidance, but I suggest creating the tessellation with tessellation regularization enabled ( |
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Hello, sir Thank you so much for your time and response. Sir are you talking about the below-mentioned command $ neper -T -n 100 -reg 1 Sir this is my commands I hope for your kind response. |
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Hello, sir thank you so much for your time and response. Sir are you talking about the below-mentioned command
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Generate a Voronoi tessellation containing 100 cells and apply regularization:
$ neper -T -n 100 -reg 1
Sir this is my coding
$ neper -T -n 40
$ neper -T -n 40 -id 2
$ neper -T -n 40 -domain"square(0.025,0.05)" -dim 2
$ neper -M n40-id1.tess
$ neper -V n40-id1.tess -print a
$ neper -V n40-id1.msh -print b
I hope for your kind response
Sincerely
Ali
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@Ali141272 - in the absence of any minimal working example, which is necessary to properly diagnose an issue, I can only assume that you have not turned on regularization during tessellation. Please consult the documentation for further guidance, but I suggest creating the tessellation with tessellation regularization enabled (-reg 1).
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@Ali141272 - in the absence of any minimal working example, which is necessary to properly diagnose an issue, I can only assume that you have not turned on regularization during tessellation. Please consult the documentation for further guidance, but I suggest creating the tessellation with tessellation regularization enabled (
-reg 1
).