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Dr. Karnakov,in examples/205_multivof/clustering,how the boundary conditions are set.
Is the following code setting the top and bottom boundaries to slipwall?
set string bc_path inline "
slipwall {
box 0 0 0 10
}
"
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Yes, this code sets top and bottom boundaries to slip walls. box 0 0 0 10 means a box centered at 0 0 0 with a side of 20 (10 is half-size) in all directions. All cell faces that fall inside the box get their boundary conditions set to slipwall.
Here's some description of the geometric primitives https://cselab.github.io/aphros/doc/#geometric-primitives and then the boundary conditions in the next section.
Dr. Karnakov,in examples/205_multivof/clustering,how the boundary conditions are set.
Is the following code setting the top and bottom boundaries to slipwall?
set string bc_path inline "
slipwall {
box 0 0 0 10
}
"
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: