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Old   December 1, 2007, 13:59
Default Boundary Condition When using FVM?
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Hi, everyone:

How to discretize the boundary condition d(phi)/dx=0 at the right side of a 1D problem using FVM? Assuming hyperbolic system and subsonic flow.

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Old   December 4, 2007, 21:01
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U will find about boundary conditions in the book of Malalasekera.... or in the Ferziger one... They r very simple to read...

Good luck...
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Old   December 5, 2007, 04:53
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If the flux contains d(phi)/dx then use the boundary condition to calculate the flux. Otherwise use d(phi)/dx=0 to get phi at the right boundary and use it to compute the flux at that boundary.
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