The "Volume" for a 2D mesh is the area of the cell. The "Volume" for a 1D mesh is the length of the cell.
> > The CylindricalGrid2D represents a wedge that subtends 1 rad. > Ah, I see now. Thank you for the clarification! For what I want to do, I have actually found that the following few lines of code gave me what I need: x, y = mesh.getCellCenters() inner_radii = x - (dx / 2) outer_radii = x + (dx / 2) That way I can use the radial coordinates for a few different purposes throughout my script. Maybe this is too simple..? But it seems to give me exactly what I want right now. Thank you, again for all your help and patience with beginners like myself!
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