On Mar 16, 2007, at 9:17 PM, Charless Fowlkes wrote:
I'm interested in modeling reaction-diffusion in biological
systems. We
have nice data from imaging techniques that provide quantitative
estimates
of protein and mRNA concentrations in a developing fruitfly embryo.
Very interesting, and nice imagery. I know precious little about gene
expression, but we'll help where we can.
Thanks! This is quite useful.
Glad to help.
Are there command line options to get gmsh 2 to spit out
1.0 file format?
It's on our to-do list to figure out. I'll see what I can come up with.
I assume the ordering is correct as far as the solver goes :-)
I'm not sure I'd jump to that conclusion. ;^)
I don't see the face inversion problem that you're getting when I use
gmsh 1.6something, so evidently manual 1.0 export isn't the same
thing. Triangular prisms have worked OK for us; that warning was
generally referring to things with more faces, but evidently even
triangles aren't reliable.
--
Jonathan E. Guyer, PhD
Metallurgy Division
National Institute of Standards and Technology
<http://www.metallurgy.nist.gov/>
