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Pete Bachant
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I'm looking to simulate a flow that has a slowly changing "mean" velocity at the inlet, with some turbulence superimposed on top (minutes timescale for the slow change versus seconds for the turbulence). Is there a boundary condition that enables this, or do I need to use something like a timeVaryingMappedFixedValue and generate the "turbulence" in preprocessing?
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