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How to import raw Comsol Multiphysics results into Mathematica

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• Subject: [mg95207] How to import raw Comsol Multiphysics results into Mathematica
• From: Alexei Boulbitch <Alexei.Boulbitch at iee.lu>
• Date: Fri, 9 Jan 2009 06:27:30 -0500 (EST)

Dear MathGroup members,

My question is on the boundary between COMSOL Multiphysics and 
Mathematica.

I am solving some partial differential equations using COMSOL 
Multiphysics. The results are represented in a form of a 3D graphs - 
such as z=z(x,y) - or their 2D cross-sections - such as z=z(x,0). 
I need however, not these graphs themselves, but I need them
post-processed, the post-processing being more complex that is
offered by the COMSOL. Such a post-processing on the other hand
may be easily done in Mathematica, if only I could have the COMSOL
data imported into it in a form of tables.

Now comes my question:

Could you give me a hint of how to export these data from COMSOL in a 
form of  tables (say, Excel table or  .dat  file  or whatever), so that 
I can then import  them into Mathematica?
Or otherwise, would it be possible to directly import COMSOL
graphics into Mathematica?
Or import such a data from the FEMLAB (the predecessor of COMSOL) into 
Mathematica?

I have the 6.0 platform.

Thank you and best regards, Alexei

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Alexei Boulbitch, Dr., Habil.
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