ADD_STOP_CRITERION

The ADD_STOP_CRITERION command is available to use once there is data included with a simulation. Use this command to add an alternative criteria (instead of the final time) to terminate the simulation.

SET_PLOT_CONDITION and Plot Condition and Independent Variable

Most of the "plot-conditions" in the post-processor can now be used as termination criteria for a DICTRA simulation.

Syntax	ADD_STOP_CRITERION
Prompts	TYPE OF STOP CONDITION /INTEGRAL/: An overall condition corresponding to the PLOT_CONDITION used in the post-processor to define where/how the criteria for termination is defined. Enter one of the following: `DISTANCE`: Distance in the system. It defines a local or global position where the value of a state variable defines if the simulation should be terminated. `INTERFACE`: At an interface where the value of a state variable defines if the simulation should be terminated. `INTEGRAL`: Value is integrated over the phase/region/system volume (the default). An INTEGRAL VARIABLE value should be used to define the termination. See below for additional prompt details.
If `DISTANCE` is entered, then	TYPE OF DISTANCE /GLOBAL/: Fixed distance in the system. Enter one of the following: `GLOBAL`: i.e. counted from the leftmost interface (the default). `LOCAL`: i.e. counted from the interface to the left of the region. If this is entered then also enter, `NAME OF REGION` `DISTANCE`
If `INTEGRAL` is entered then	INTEGRAL VARIABLE: Enter the integral variable used to define the termination criteria. Integral Variables details how to construct the value.
If `INTERFACE` is entered then	Enter the interface of the system. Enter ? to list the options based on the set up. Options are: Region name FIRST LAST If a "region name" is entered, then you are further prompted: UPPER OR LOWER INTERFACE OF REGION: This then defines the position at as the interface at the UPPER or LOWER part of the named region.
If `INTERFACE` is entered then	STATE VARIABLE: Enter the state variable used to define the termination criteria. See State Variables in Console Mode DICTRA for details about how to construct the value.
For either the `INTEGRAL VARIABLE` or `STATE VARIABLE`	TERMINATION VALUE: The criteria for the value of the variable that should trigger a termination of the simulation. Valid answers are for a numeric value.