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January 20, 2021, 14:15 |
Orthogonal vs. Non-Orthogonal Blocking
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Kira
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Hello Everyone,
I had appended this question onto one of my previous threads, but realise I might get more traffic starting a new thread. I am hoping I could get some points of clarification on a structured mesh with orthogonal blocking (rectangular blocks) vs non-orthogonal blocking (like trapezoid blocks). If I were to implement these different blocking strategies, I would need more nodes for the orthogonal case to 'make up' for the fact that I could not implement nodes along the diagonal with the non-orthogonal case, right? This is assuming I keep the number of nodes along each line the same. Hope what I am asking is clear. |
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