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Old   November 3, 2002, 13:09
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I am using of teach-t patankar code to modeling of flow in a pipe with partially closed end. Now i want to know for momentum eq. on solid boundry in output, what is valu of GAM(L1,J) ? zero or infinity(such as 1E+30). Thanks a lot.
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