$ygradualdiv 前往： 導覽搜尋 This function is to determine how the segment is divided. There are two columns to fill in. The first column i should be filled in an integer 0, 1, or 2.  i = 0: Uniform. This means the segment is divided equally with the same spacing. i = 1: Gradual. This means the segment is divided whether from small spacing to large spacing or in the opposite way. The spacing is distributed like a geometric progression i = 2: Bump. This means the segment can be divided into two forms small-large-small or large-small-large. The second column r should be filled in a real number. If r < 1 If r = 1 If r > 1 Uniform (0) uniform uniform uniform Gradual (1) large -> small uniform small -> large Bump (2) large -> small -> large uniform small -> large -> small If the total layer thickness is $l$ and i=1, then if the smallest separation distance is a $l = a+ar+ar^{2}+ar^{3}+ar^{4}+...+ar^{N}$ where N is the total grid number defined in$ydiv
Then   $l = a\frac{r^{N}-1}{r-1}$


If the total layer thickness is $l$ and i=2, then if the smallest separation distance is a
$l/2 = a+ar+ar^{2}+ar^{3}+ar^{4}+...+ar^{N/2}$
where N is the total grid number defined in $ydiv Then $l = 2 \cdot a\frac{r^{N/2}-1}{r-1}$  Example $ynode
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$ydiv 25 30 60  $ygradualdiv
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$xgradualdiv,$ynode,\$ydiv