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Conditional statement in comsol multiphysics

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Conditional statement in comsol is very usefull for modelling complicated simulations.

The core of the function is

if((x>lowerlimit)*(x<=upperlimit),valueiftrue,valueiffalse)

the value if false is then a second if the statement of the same form, and so on. The "*" in the formula is equivalent to the AND statement.

One way is to use conditional expressions. An example of such an expression is (a<b)*c which evaluates to c when a is less than b and to zero otherwise.

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