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August 14, 2001, 12:35 |
zero flux bc's on FDM 9-noded patch
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Given equation:
d/dx(X1*du/dx + X2*du/dy) + d/dy(Y2*du/dx + Y1*du/dy) = ... where X1, Y1, etc are constants. 2nd-order FDM discretization of this equation system on a regular mesh (with rectangular elements) yields a 9-noded molecule in variable 'u' with the usual W, E, S, N, and C (center) coeffs, but also NW, NE, SW, and SE. My question is how to correctly apply a zero flux bc, especially when acute or obtuse corners are present on the mesh boundaries of an irregular-shaped 2D domain? Any pointers will be welcome! Thanks |
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