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August 10, 2023, 10:30
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How to set bounds for additional variables
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Hi everyone,
I created an additional variable as a scalar value in CFX which represent a concentration running from 0-1, but after the run and I opened in CFX-post, the values were out of bound (it went down to -0.33 and up to 1.34 for instance). This will greatly affect the results because the expressions that use this additional variable run with the bound. Is there a way to set the additional variable to be within the bound [0,1]? Or are there any chapters in the theory/modeling guide that I can read and follow? Thanks. |
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