On 10/8/24 12:19, Tim Braun wrote:
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I'll add that I see step-70 as an example, which is time-dependent but does
address the coupling process between a solid and fluid. Is that a good place
to work from?
I would suggest looking through all the programs in the range 60-90. Some of
these use particles to couple problems, and some of them use bulk formulations
of surface processes. I don't know that any of them do *exactly* what you
want, but perhaps you can get inspired by reading through the first page of
the introductions to each of these to see what your options are.
Best
W.
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