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| void | oomph::FSI_functions::apply_no_slip_on_moving_wall (Node *node_pt) |
| | Apply no-slip condition for N.St. on a moving wall node u = St dR/dt, where the Strouhal number St = a/(UT) is defined by FSI_functions::Strouhal_for_no_slip and is initialised to 1.0. Note: This requires the x,y,[z] velocity components to be stored in nodal values 0,1,[2]. This is the default for all currently existing Navier-Stokes elements. If you use any others, use this function at your own risk. More...
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| void | oomph::FSI_functions::setup_fluid_load_info_for_solid_elements (Problem *problem_pt, Vector< unsigned > &boundary_in_fluid_mesh, Mesh *const &fluid_mesh_pt, Vector< Mesh * > &solid_mesh_pt, const unsigned &face=0) |
| | Set up the information that the FSIWallElements in the specified solid mesh require to obtain the fluid loading from the adjacent fluid elements in the specified fluid mesh. The parameter b specifies the boundary in the fluid mesh that is adjacent to the solid mesh. The template parameters specify the type of the fluid element and their spatial dimension. The optional final argument, face, identifies the face of the FSIWallElements that is exposed to the fluid. face defaults to 0, indicating that the front is loaded along the specified fluid mesh boundary. Set it to 1 to set up the FSI lookup schemes for fluid loading along the "back" of the FSIWallElements. This routine uses the procedures in the Multi_domain_functions namespace to set up the interaction by locating the adjacent (source) elements for each integration point of each solid element. More...
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| void | oomph::FSI_functions::setup_fluid_load_info_for_solid_elements (Problem *problem_pt, const unsigned &boundary_in_fluid_mesh, Mesh *const &fluid_mesh_pt, Mesh *const &solid_mesh_pt, const unsigned &face=0) |
| | Set up the information that the FSIWallElements in the specified solid mesh require to obtain the fluid loading from the adjacent fluid elements in the specified fluid mesh. The parameter b specifies the boundary in the fluid mesh that is adjacent to the solid mesh. The template parameters specify the type of the fluid element and their spatial dimension. The optional final argument, face, identifies the face of the FSIWallElements that is exposed to the fluid. face defaults to 0, indicating that the front is loaded along the specified fluid mesh boundary. Set it to 1 to set up the FSI lookup schemes for fluid loading along the "back" of the FSIWallElements. This routine uses the procedures in the Multi_domain_functions namespace to set up the interaction by locating the adjacent (source) elements for each integration point of each solid element. More...
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| void | oomph::FSI_functions::setup_solid_elements_for_displacement_bc (Problem *problem_pt, const Vector< unsigned > &b_solid_fsi, Mesh *const &solid_mesh_pt, Vector< Mesh * > &lagrange_multiplier_mesh_pt) |
| | Setup multi-domain interaction required for imposition of solid displacements onto the pseudo-solid fluid mesh by Lagrange multipliers: This function locates the bulk solid elements next to boundary b_solid_fsi (the FSI boundary) in the solid mesh pointed to by Solid_mesh_pt. The deformation of these elements drives the deformation of the pseudo-solid fluid mesh via the Lagrange multiplier elements stored in lagrange_multiplier_mesh_pt. The template parameters specify the type of the bulk solid elements and their spatial dimension. More...
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| void | oomph::FSI_functions::setup_solid_elements_for_displacement_bc (Problem *problem_pt, const unsigned &b_solid_fsi, Mesh *const &solid_mesh_pt, Mesh *const &lagrange_multiplier_mesh_pt) |
| | Setup multi-domain interaction required for imposition of solid displacements onto the pseudo-solid fluid mesh by Lagrange multipliers: This function locates the bulk solid elements next to boundary b_solid_fsi (the FSI boundary) in the solid mesh pointed to by Solid_mesh_pt. The deformation of these elements drives the deformation of the pseudo-solid fluid mesh via the Lagrange multiplier elements stored in l lagrange_multiplier_mesh_pt. The template parameters specify the type of the bulk solid elements and their spatial dimension. More...
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| void | oomph::FSI_functions::doc_fsi (Mesh *fluid_mesh_pt, SolidMesh *wall_mesh_pt, DocInfo &doc_info) |
| | Doc FSI: More...
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