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elastic_two_layer_interface.cc File Reference

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Classes

class  ElasticRefineableTwoLayerMesh< ELEMENT >
 Two layer mesh which employs a pseudo-solid node-update strategy. This class is essentially a wrapper to an ElasticRefineableRectangularQuadMesh, with an additional boundary to represent the interface between the two fluid layers. More...
 
class  InterfaceProblem< ELEMENT, TIMESTEPPER >
 Two fluid interface problem in a rectangular domain which is periodic in the x direction. More...
 

Namespaces

namespace  Global_Physical_Variables
 Namespace for physical parameters.
 

Functions

Vector< doubleGlobal_Physical_Variables::G (2)
 Direction of gravity.
 
int main (int argc, char *argv[])
 Driver code for two-dimensional two fluid interface problem.
 

Variables

double Global_Physical_Variables::Re = 5.0
 Reynolds number.
 
double Global_Physical_Variables::St = 1.0
 Strouhal number.
 
double Global_Physical_Variables::ReSt = 5.0
 Womersley number (Reynolds x Strouhal)
 
double Global_Physical_Variables::ReInvFr = 5.0
 Product of Reynolds number and inverse of Froude number.
 
double Global_Physical_Variables::Viscosity_Ratio = 0.1
 Ratio of viscosity in upper fluid to viscosity in lower fluid. Reynolds number etc. is based on viscosity in lower fluid.
 
double Global_Physical_Variables::Density_Ratio = 0.5
 Ratio of density in upper fluid to density in lower fluid. Reynolds number etc. is based on density in lower fluid.
 
double Global_Physical_Variables::Ca = 0.01
 Capillary number.
 
double Global_Physical_Variables::Nu = 0.1
 Pseudo-solid Poisson ratio.
 

Function Documentation

◆ main()

int main ( int  argc,
char argv[] 
)

Driver code for two-dimensional two fluid interface problem.

Maximum time

Duration of timestep

Definition at line 810 of file elastic_two_layer_interface.cc.

References ElasticRefineableTwoLayerMesh< ELEMENT >::ElasticRefineableTwoLayerMesh(), Global_Physical_Variables::G(), Global_Physical_Variables::Re, Global_Physical_Variables::ReSt, and Global_Physical_Variables::St.