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Old   January 15, 2004, 06:03
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CMB
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Hi,

If you define a passive scalar, e.g. scalar(x) and it is to be calculated in any subroutine via a variable 'y'. How do you define that you want the value of y to be scalar(x). So after doing this you can then post process it?

I'll appreciate any help, thanks
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Old   January 15, 2004, 07:23
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You can define the scalar value e.g. in the sorsca.f subroutine.

You can write

if(IS.EQ.xx)then

where xx is the defined passive scalar.

Then you can write

S1P=Large_number(like 1E+25) times "y"

S2P=Large_number

After this, the scalar xx has the value "y".
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Old   January 15, 2004, 08:27
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Not sure I follow Ossi's example. I would use the subroutine "scalfn". In scalfn, do the following;

if (is.eq.x) then C where x is the scalar number phi = y end if

This routine is called for every cell and will put the value "y" into scalar "x", which can be post processed in prostar by; load,, getc conc x
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