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February 7, 2023, 04:01 |
New particle force in lagrangian model
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angelo
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Hello,
I have to add a new particle force in the lagrangian model. I am studing a straight channel in which there is a concentration of salt inside that will diffuse outside the channel. Thanks to the concentration of salt, I can inject inside the channel some particles that will feel a force that depends on the derivative of the concentration of salt. Inside the eulerian phase I implemented the diffusion equation and I defined the velocity vector that depends on the derivative of the concentration of salt, but when I go to particles force I am not able to call that variable inside the lagrangian phase. If somebody can help me. Thank you in advance. Best, Angel |
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