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Old   April 19, 2010, 08:29
Default Implicit solver for gamma volume fraction equation gives alpha1 > 1.
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I am using the Implicit solver for gamma volume fraction equation, MULES::implicitSolve, with a simple 2D problem where I have a source for alpha1 that changes with the temperature. In this problem it is convenient that alpha1 should always be lower than 1. I have tried different numerical parameters and schemes, but apparently this solver does not fulfill the conditions that alpha1 should always be <=1. Is this a bug or just a limitation of the solver?
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