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April 25, 2016, 06:03
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lateral BC/relaxation zone
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Jan Potac
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Hi,
I have a simple box geometry (3D) and waves approaching the geometry. I cut the geometry along the lateral axis and I apply symmetryPlane BC. I wonder what should be the lateral BC and/or relaxation zone on the other side to avoid the reflections. Will symmetryPlane BC work there or I have to define one relaxation zone along, as for example in 3Dwaves tutorial, but with the same direction vector as inlet? Thanks. |
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