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rayleigh_instability_insoluble_surfactant.cc File Reference

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Classes

class  oomph::SpineAxisymmetricMarangoniSurfactantFluidInterfaceElement< ELEMENT >
 Spine-based Marangoni surface tension elements that add a linear dependence on concentration of a surface chemical to the surface tension, which decreases with increasing concentration. The non-dimensionalisation is the same as Campana et al (2004) but we may wish to revisit this. More...
 
class  oomph::MyHorizontalSingleLayerSpineMesh< ELEMENT >
 Inherit from the standard Horizontal single-layer SpineMesh and modify the spine_node_update() function so that it is appropriate for an annular film, rather than a fluid fibre. More...
 
class  InterfaceProblem< ELEMENT, TIMESTEPPER >
 Single fluid interface problem including transport of an insoluble surfactant. More...
 

Namespaces

 Global_Physical_Variables
 Namepspace for global parameters, chosen from Campana et al. as in the axisymmetric problem.
 
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Functions

Vector< double > Global_Physical_Variables::G (3)
 Direction of gravity. More...
 
int main (int argc, char *argv[])
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Variables

double Global_Physical_Variables::P_ext = 0.0
 External pressure. More...
 
ofstream Global_Physical_Variables::Pvd_file
 Pvd file – a wrapper for all the different vtu output files plus information about continuous time to facilitate animations in paraview. More...
 

Function Documentation

◆ main()

int main ( int  argc,
char *  argv[] 
)

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Driver code for single fluid axisymmetric horizontal interface problem

Maximum time

Duration of timestep

Definition at line 1255 of file rayleigh_instability_insoluble_surfactant.cc.

References Global_Physical_Variables::Alpha, Global_Physical_Variables::G(), and InterfaceProblem< ELEMENT, TIMESTEPPER >::unsteady_run().