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Hi Rif, <br>
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xm1 is the x-coordinate in mesh 1 (ym1 and zm1 are the other two
coordinates). Each of these variables and in fact all the velocity,
pressure, temperature etc. variables are defined in each point of
the mesh, which is displayed in the brackets. This is explained well
in part 3.4 of the Nek5000 User Manual entitled 'Data Layout'.<br>
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Hope this helps,<br>
Holly<br>
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Can anybody tell me what xm1(i,1,1,1) means? i think xm1 is
mesh 1 but what are the terms in the bracket that i come
across so often in some of the examples.<br>
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