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Old   May 9, 2005, 17:47
Default UDF Source Term with dy/dx or dx/dy's.
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Seckin
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Hello,

I would like to write a UDF for a source term which includes derivatives like dy/dx and dx/dy. Here y and x are spatial coordinates in 2D. I checked the Fluent manual for a representation of this derivative but I couldnt find one. Do you guys know any way to represent these terms as a UDF?

Thanks in advance.. Seckin
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