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Old   June 25, 1999, 03:41
Default Why hex better than tet ?
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Tim
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Hello all,

in the last time I often hear that a grid consisting of tet-volumes is less accurate than a grid of hex-volumes.

Could anyone explain, what's the background.

What's the difference if I sum the fluxes of 6 cellfaces in hex grids or 4 cellfaces in tet grids.

Thanks,

Tim
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