Utility methods for fitting arbitrary SECM features
run()
andrunk()
are dummy methods to stand-in for methods auto-generated by COMSOL Multiphysics. As is theModel
class.run()
should simulate the SECM current at a list of points and export the currents to text filedata.txt
.runk()
should simulate the SECM current over the middle of the reactive feature to be fit using a range of k-values and export the currents to text filedata.txt
.
comsolcompile
(the compiler that must be used for COMSOL api apps) does not like anything being outside of the main class that is not part of Java 1.7 jdk or their proprietary libraries. The.java
file will compile, but the resulting program always quietly crashes./src/
is meant to just hold the code that is copied into the auto-generated.java
file from COMSOL. Some modifications need to be made within therun()
andrunk()
methods./Example-impl
shows two example implementations./Example-impl/ToyModel
fits 3 parameters L, r, and logk./Example-impl/Experiment
fits 5 parameters L, r, logk and adjustments for the x and y position of the reactive shape. The latter example is intended for use with experimental SECM images. This example loads two control files, due to a second reactive feature in close proximity that could interfere with the feature that was being fit. This interfering feature is turned on and was assumed to hav the same kinetics as the subject, but needed its pixels turned off when measuring the logk-i curve so that thegetCentre()
function work work properly.
/Example-impl/*/run.bat
will compile and run the simulation on Windows machines.- On Windows systems,
C:\Program Files\COMSOL\COMSOL##\Multiphysics\bin\win64
must be added to thePATH
environment variable. - The comsol compiler has a different name in Unix-based systems (
comsol compile
instead ofcomsolcompile
). - COMSOL's security preferences need to be updated. In
File>Preferences>Security
:- Give COMSOL access to all files (so that you can write to files).
- Give COMSOL access to system properties (so that you can find the current working directory).