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Old   September 19, 2013, 11:46
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Hello!

I would like to set a porosity source with a power law like:

Code:
F = A u^(0.5)
My problem is that openFoam seems unable to manage exponents < 1 (I get an error, while there are no problems if the exponent is > 1). Is there a solution?

Thank you!

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