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| class | oomph::FluidInterfaceBoundingElement |
| Base class for elements at the boundary of free surfaces or interfaces, used typically to impose contact angle boundary conditions. The elemental dimensions are one less than those of the surface elements, or two less than those of the original bulk elements. Thus in two-dimensional and axi-symmetric problems, are points, but in three-dimensional problems, they are lines. These boundaries may be in contact with a solid surface, in which case the normal to that surface must be provided. More... | |
| class | oomph::PointFluidInterfaceBoundingElement |
| Specialisation of the interface boundary constraint to a point. More... | |
| class | oomph::LineFluidInterfaceBoundingElement |
| Specialisation of the interface boundary constraint to a line. More... | |
| class | oomph::FluidInterfaceElement |
| Base class establishing common interfaces and functions for all Navier-Stokes-like fluid interface elements. Namely, elements that represent either a free surface or an interface between two fluids that have distinct momentum-like equation for each velocity component. More... | |
| class | oomph::LineDerivatives |
| Class that establishes the surface derivative functions for LineElements. These are defined in a separate class so that they can be used by other interface equation-type classes. More... | |
| class | oomph::AxisymmetricDerivatives |
| Class that establishes the surface derivative functions for AxisymmetricInterfaceElements. These are defined in a separate class so that they can be used by other interface equation-type classes. More... | |
| class | oomph::SurfaceDerivatives |
| Class that establishes the surface derivative functions for SurfaceInterfaceElements (2D surfaces in 3D space) These are defined in a separate class so that they can be used by other interface equation-type classes. More... | |
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