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Old   August 2, 2005, 13:46
Default Hi everybody, I spent 2 day
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Hi everybody,

I spent 2 days now trying to figure out how to specify a (temperature) boundary condition as function of coordinate and time.

Any hints ?

Thank you very much !
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Old   August 2, 2005, 14:36
Default Have a look at the oscillating
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Have a look at the oscillatingFixedValue stuff and use that as a start - inside the evaluate fuction you can make the patch values a function of whatever you like. This will, of course, give you a new (your own!) boundary condition, which deserves a new name.

I think there's enough details on the b.c. in the forum so there's no point going through it again.

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