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November 6, 2010, 14:10 |
vacuum model
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Daniel
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: California
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Hi There DSMC folk -
I was thinking about trying to modify one of the wall interaction models to make it a vacuum boundary. I don't have a lot of c++ experience, but in a Fortran90 dsmc code that I have used there was a wall interaction model that basically just a removed a user specified percentage of incident particles while the rest were reflected back according to the wall model (specular or diffuse). Does it seem possible to just "delete" a percentage or all incident cloud particles? Any thoughts on how this could be implemented? Thanks. |
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dsmc, vacuum, wall interaction |
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