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 The domain's type puts some restrictions on the type of elements that can be used.
-A domain of type ''planeStrain'' or ''planeStress'' is defined in the ''xy'' coordinate axes, with the thickness to defined in the z-direction.
+A domain of type ''planeStrain'' or ''planeStress'' is defined in the ''xy'' coordinate axes, with the thickness to defined in the ''z''-direction.
 =See also=

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 =Comments=
 The domain's type puts some restrictions on the type of elements that can be used.
 =See also=

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

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		+	The domain's type puts some restrictions on the type of elements that can be used.

	=See also=		=See also=

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 =Examples=
-Create a plain strain domain.
+Create a plane strain domain.
   domain.dim("planeStrain")

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 =Syntax=
-  domain.type(s)
+  domain.type(''s'')
 where
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 !width="150"|default
 |-
-|s         || The domain's type||align="center"| string  ||align="center"|-
+|''s''    || The domain's type||align="center"| string  ||align="center"|-
 |}
-Where s can be of type planeStrain, planeStress, axisymmetric.
+Where ''s'' can be of type planeStrain, planeStress, axisymmetric.
 =Examples=

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−	The following article describes the use of the <tt>~~node~~.type</tt> command.	+	The following article describes the use of the <tt>domain.type</tt> command.
	This command is used to set the domain's type.		This command is used to set the domain's type.

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