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May 7, 2024, 13:11 |
About icoFoam viscosity term
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Hello everyone,
To work on suspension rheology, I use an homemade solver developed on the basis of icoFoam that was developped before me. So I had to take a closer look at what the solver was doing and I can't understand why the viscosity term is as follows: Quote:
I don't quite understand why the transpose of the U divergence of the deformation tensor is missing. Thanks in advance |
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