Thank you for your reply!
Sorry to reply you so late, teacher. Because I have so many questions, I have followed several questions under one post. I'll take care of that later.
1. Thank the teacher for the resources provided. I will modify the TFSF according to your suggestions, and then give you feedback.
2. The reason why I use TFSF is that when I use plane waves, I can't get the curve I want to simulate, and even the result is not like my target at all. Although the result is not exactly the same, the general trend of the curve is correct. I can show you the result diagram I ran with TFSF. The first diagram is the amplitude I ran with TFSF, the second diagram is my target diagram, and the third diagram is the diagram I ran with planewave, which may also be the wrong model I built with planewave. So, the fourth picture is that the plane wave model I used was wrong, or something. I hope you can give some suggestions for revision.
Looking forward to your reply, thanks in advance!
Sorry to reply you so late, teacher. Because I have so many questions, I have followed several questions under one post. I'll take care of that later.
1. Thank the teacher for the resources provided. I will modify the TFSF according to your suggestions, and then give you feedback.
2. The reason why I use TFSF is that when I use plane waves, I can't get the curve I want to simulate, and even the result is not like my target at all. Although the result is not exactly the same, the general trend of the curve is correct. I can show you the result diagram I ran with TFSF. The first diagram is the amplitude I ran with TFSF, the second diagram is my target diagram, and the third diagram is the diagram I ran with planewave, which may also be the wrong model I built with planewave. So, the fourth picture is that the plane wave model I used was wrong, or something. I hope you can give some suggestions for revision.
Looking forward to your reply, thanks in advance!
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