Thank you, Spencer.
 
The tests output eigenfunctions are 3D.
 
I guess that 2D eigenfuntions can be obtained by
 
FieldConvert -m homplane:planeid=0 (or 1)…
 
but it is unknown how to interpret w component of velocity.
 
Alex. 
 
 
 
Воскресенье, 4 сентября 2022, 22:08 +07:00 от "Sherwin, Spencer J" <s.sherwin@imperial.ac.uk>:
 
Hi Alex,
 
I am sorry I have not looked at this in quite a while. Have you looked at the tests in  Nektar/solvers/IncNavierStokesSolvers/Tests since I wonder if there is an example in this directory which could be helpful. 
 
Cheers,
Spencer.
 
 
On 24 Aug 2022, at 13:44, A.P. <k210@list.ru> wrote:
 
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Hello,

 

I am using CoupledLinearisedNS solver for 2D stabiblty analysis. To do this, it is needed to set the imaginary eigenvalue shift. Now it is possible only in 3D with a homogeneous direction.

 

I set an appropriate 3D case and the BetaZero property that overrides LHom.

 

As a result, eigenvalues look nice, but eigenfunctions are not. The eigenfunctions are not two-dimensional.

 

How I can get the eigenfunctions? Or my proposition about the BetaZero property is wrong?

 

Alex Proskurin

Altai state technical university

 
 
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