Example illustrating the relationship between effective mesh size and effective

Figure Created 23 Sep 2011 Published 23 Sep 2011 Last modified 29 Nov 2012
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In this hypothetical example, the trend remains constant. A linear rise in effective mesh density (right) corresponds to a 1/x curve in the graph of the effective mesh size (left). A slower increase in fragmentation results in a flatter curve for effective mesh size, and a more rapid increase produces a steeper curve. It is therefore easier to read trends off the graph of effective mesh density (right).

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