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Old   March 10, 2016, 22:03
Default The difference between fvMatrix and blockMatrix
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Hi, foamers

I found fvm::div(phi) which is blockVectorMatrix in foam-extend3.1 fvmDiv.H.
PHP Code:
template<class Type>
    
tmp<blockVectorMatrixdiv
    
(
        
GeometricField<TypefvPatchFieldvolMesh>&,
        const 
word&
    );

    
template<class Type>
    
tmp<blockVectorMatrixdiv
    
(
        
GeometricField<TypefvPatchFieldvolMesh>&
    ); 
But why there isn't <fvMatrx>fvm::div(phi)? I want to use a implicit scheme such fvm::div(rhoFlux) in densityBased solver. Can I implement it like this:
PHP Code:
template<class Type>
    
tmp<fvMatrixdiv
    
(
        
GeometricField<TypefvPatchFieldvolMesh>&
    ); 
Who can tell me the difference between fvMatrix and blockMatrix? How can I implememnt fvm::div(phi)? I can't express it as fvm::div(rho,phi), because rhoFlux is calculated by such as roe scheme.
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Old   March 15, 2016, 03:01
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no one can help me?
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Old   June 5, 2016, 21:32
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i'm using extend3.2. In this version in fvm namespace have div and UDiv. The difference is the backtrack is fvMatrix or BlockLduSystem. From 3.1 the coupled system has been introduced. I think blockMatrix is introduced for this reason
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