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October 8, 2020, 19:17
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Using input fields from a mesh in a part of another mesh
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Joaquin Moreno
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Hi everyone, I'm trying to use the results of a simulation as the initial condition of a new one and my problem is that the new mesh has an extra part (a box of sediments right below my previous mesh, look the img), so i dont know how to put that initial condition in the old part of the mesh and another simple conditions (like v=0) on the new internal field that is not covered by the old mesh. I think that mapfields can be useful but I'm not very sure how to implementate it.
Any help I would be grateful. 
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