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December 7, 2013, 14:42	What if Y+ is much smaller than 1?	#1
Anna Tian Senior Member Meimei Wang Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 494 Rep Power: 15	Hi Due to the geometry complexity, sometimes at some local region the Y+ might need to be much smaller than 1. I'm wondering will that cause any problem? __________________ Best regards, Meimei

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