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November 12, 2014, 03:23
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How can we define a large deformation in FSI problem?
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ALLEN
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Hi, Foamers,
I recently get on with FSI issue, in OpenFOAM there are two solvers for FSI (icoFsiFoam and the other designed for large deformation, name too long  ).So the question is: How can we define a defromation a large deformation? I mean in what circumanstance shall we choose between the two solver? BTW, the two solvers will coincide with each other for small deformation? waiting to be replied. Thanks.
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