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The following article describes the use of the <tt>node.dim</tt> command.
This command is used to set the domain's dimensions.

=Syntax=
domain.dim(n)

=Parameters=
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|n || The domain's dimensions ||align="center"| integer ||align="center"|-
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=Examples=
Create a three-dimensional domain.
domain.dim( 3)

=Comments=
The only valid values are 1, 2 and 3.

=See also=
*[[domain]] module.
*[[User guide]].

[[Category:User guide]]

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 =Examples=
 Create a three-dimensional domain.
-  domain.dim( 3)
+  domain.dim(3)
 =Comments=

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 The following article describes the use of the <tt>node.dim</tt> command.
 This command is used to set the domain's dimensions.
 =Syntax=
-  domain.dim(n)
+  domain.dim(''n'')
 where
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-|n         || The domain's dimensions ||align="center"| integer  ||align="center"|-
+|''n''     || The domain's dimensions ||align="center"| integer  ||align="center"|-
 |}

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   domain.dim(n)
-=Parameters=
+where
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 |- bgcolor="#CCCCCC" align="center"