Robert Koslover
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                                2 years ago                            
                            
                                6 janv. 2024, 11:59 UTC−5                            
                        
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                                2 years ago                            
                            
                                6 janv. 2024, 12:01 UTC−5                            
                        
                        
                                                    Interpretation 1: I'm fairly sure that the number of random numbers that are output matches the number of points {the (x,y,z) values} that you feed it.  Think of it like any other function, e.g., w=sin(q).  If you evaluate that at N values of q, you will obtain N values of w (not necessarily unique values, of course).  Does that help?
Interpretation 2: Did you actually mean to ask how many random numbers will Comsol's random number function generate (with a fixed seed, or maybe a random seed) before it starts to exhibit non-random behavior?  That is a much more subtle question.  I don't know.  Here is a generic discussion, if you are interested: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Random_number_generation .
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                            Interpretation 1: I'm fairly sure that the number of random numbers that are output matches the number of points {the (x,y,z) values} that you feed it.  Think of it like any other function, e.g., w=sin(q).  If you evaluate that at *N* values of q, you will obtain *N* values of w (not necessarily unique values, of course).  Does that help? 
Interpretation 2: Did you actually mean to ask how many random numbers will Comsol's random number function generate (with a fixed seed, or maybe a random seed) *before* it starts to exhibit *non-random* behavior?  That is a much more subtle question.  I don't know.  Here is a generic discussion, if you are interested: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Random_number_generation .