[Gate-users] Geometry - Defining a volume as one 'minus' another

[Alejandro Coloma]

Amy, you can define your cylinder as the mother volume (let's say, a
cylinder made of water) with a thin box as the daughter volume. The
material of this box has to be air.

Hope it helps!
Greetings


2014/1/2 Amy Meldrum <ameldru at g.clemson.edu>

> Hello GATE users,
>
> I am currently writing my first simulation and am wondering about geometry
> definitions. What I am trying to define is a volume that covers a circular
> surface, with a square 'hole', essentially a thin cylinder 'minus' a thin
> box. Is defining a volume like this possible?
>
> Thank you,
>
> -Amy
>
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