64-BIT SIMULATION FOR WINDOWS XP
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COMSOL has announced that 64-bit multiphysics simulations are now possible on a standard PC. With support for 64-bit Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, users of COMSOL Multiphysics 3.2a can increase the size of simulation models by orders of magnitudes. In addition, the companion product COMSOL Script now provides object-oriented programming so that scientists and engineers can create custom data structures and operations in user-defined applications.
A suite of electromagnetics-specific features enables the simulation of
arbitrary waveforms for applications such as the startup of a motor or
the response of a circuit to pulses.
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