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Discovery Quick Tip- Parameterizing Physics Boundary Conditions

Tagged: adjust parameters, define parameters, force, force application, force parameters, input parameters, parameter, parameter adjustment, parameter configuration, parameter control, parameter input, parameter management, parameter settings, parameter specification, parameterization, parametric modeling, parametric-analysis, set force values, simulation inputs, simulation parameters
    • November 2, 2023 at 9:16 am
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      In this video you will learn how you can parameterize the physics boundary condition, that then can be used to do parametric study.

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