NodeEigenvector Command: Difference between revisions

From OpenSeesWiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
No edit summary
No edit summary
Line 13: Line 13:
|  style="width:150px" | '''$nodeTag ''' || integer tag identifying node
|  style="width:150px" | '''$nodeTag ''' || integer tag identifying node
|-
|-
| '''$eigenvector''' || specific eigenvector at node.
| '''$eigenvector''' || mode number of eigenvector to be returned
|-
|-
|  '''$dof''' || specific dof at the node (1 through ndf), (optional)  
|  '''$dof''' || specific dof at the node (1 through ndf), (optional)  
Line 21: Line 21:
NOTE:
NOTE:


If optional $dof is not provided, an array containing eigenvector values for evely dof at the specified node is returned.
If optional $dof is not provided, an array containing eigenvector values for every dof at the specified node is returned.




EXAMPLE:
EXAMPLE:


set eigenvector511 [nodeEigenvector 5 1 1]; #gives the value of eigenvector that corresponds to mode 1 at node 5 in dof 1  
set eigenvector511 [nodeEigenvector 5 2 1]; #gives the value of eigenvector that corresponds to mode 2 at node 5 in dof 1  





Revision as of 21:39, 2 June 2015




Returns the eigenvector at a specified node. Coming in version 2.2.1.

nodeEigenvector $nodeTag $eigenvector <$dof>



$nodeTag integer tag identifying node
$eigenvector mode number of eigenvector to be returned
$dof specific dof at the node (1 through ndf), (optional)


NOTE:

If optional $dof is not provided, an array containing eigenvector values for every dof at the specified node is returned.


EXAMPLE:

set eigenvector511 [nodeEigenvector 5 2 1]; #gives the value of eigenvector that corresponds to mode 2 at node 5 in dof 1



Code Developed by: fmk