Ivar KJELBERG
                                                                                                                                                    COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
                                                         
                            
                         
                                                
    
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                                2 decades ago                            
                            
                                12 mag 2010, 16:20 GMT-4                            
                        
                        
                                                    Hi
here to I beleive you must use matlab, as normally in COMSOL (this is different from other tools, ps note that) you do not work on the mesh but on the geometry for defining your boundary conditions (BC's). 
The mesh is a later "add-on" that gets its properties by inheretance depending on which analysed geometric entity it belongs to.
The node and edge labels, as well as surface/boundaries and subdomain/volume labels are "analysed geoemtry" based.
perhaps one way is to mesh and then save the mesh as a geometry, check the "mesh" menu
Good luck
Ivar                                                
                                                
                            Hi
here to I beleive you must use matlab, as normally in COMSOL (this is different from other tools, ps note that) you do not work on the mesh but on the geometry for defining your boundary conditions (BC's). 
The mesh is a later "add-on" that gets its properties by inheretance depending on which analysed geometric entity it belongs to.
The node and edge labels, as well as surface/boundaries and subdomain/volume labels are "analysed geoemtry" based.
perhaps one way is to mesh and then save the mesh as a geometry, check the "mesh" menu
Good luck
Ivar