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November 5, 2002, 11:56	Structured or un-structured solver	#1
Jérémy D Guest Posts: n/a	hye all, i hope someone will be able to help me. I would like to understand the difference between structured and un-structured meshing. What are the main differences of the 2 methods ? What are the pro & the cons of each method ? Are physics models the same ? Is there any sector which uses more a model than another (aerospace, turbomachinery, automotive...) In the future, which model will win ? Thanks for your help Jérémy

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