Hi all, I am working on highly heterogeneous materials (see the simple cartoon in the following). It is composed of two kinds of constituents, A (blue) and B (white). The traditional methods is to check the position of the cell to see whether it belongs to phase A or B. Even though I have all the information about the distribution of the two phases, it is inefficient to do that when the model becomes more complex. My question is how to group elements or give an indicator to the cell (e.g., phase A is 1 and phase B is 2), such that we could know the cell belongs to A or B by checking the indicator. Or is there any suggestion for considering the complex heterogeneous materials? Thanks!
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