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Old   November 15, 2006, 03:27
Default AMR or Octree
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loic bretonnet
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Hello,

I want to implement a code that use immersed boundary method to solve navier-stokes equations.

My question is about mesh refinement and particularly I try to compare the number of cells that are needed in an octree mesh and in an AMR mesh.

Any advice is welcome.

Thanks
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