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Old   July 13, 2011, 04:40
Default Solving a Laplace equation for a scalar quantity
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Hello,

I am trying to solve \nabla^{2}\varphi=0, i.e. homogeneous Laplace equation, in which \varphi is a scalar quantity and is described in a zone(2D or 3D). We know boundary values of \varphi in borders of the zone. This problem is very analogous to head conduction at steady state, yet \varphi is the electric potential here, not temperature.

I am wondering how to implement this problem in FLUENT. I think I have to mesh the zone and use a udf or something like that.

Thanks for your help.
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