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ArtificialCompressibility.src File Reference

Functions/Subroutines

subroutine compressibilityscale (Model, Solver, dt, TransientSimulation)
 
subroutine pressureintegrate (Element, n, Nodes)
 
subroutine compressibilityintegrate (Element, n, Nodes, Compressibility, TotalVolume, TotalVolumeCompress)
 
subroutine compressibilitysolver (Model, Solver, dt, TransientSimulation)
 
subroutine localmatrix (STIFF, FORCE, Element, ElemDisp, ElemPres, n)
 

Function/Subroutine Documentation

subroutine compressibilityscale::compressibilityintegrate ( type(element_t), pointer  Element,
integer  n,
type(nodes_t)  Nodes,
real(kind=dp), dimension(:)  Compressibility,
real(kind=dp)  TotalVolume,
real(kind=dp)  TotalVolumeCompress 
)

References coordinatesystems::coordinatesystemdimension(), coordinatesystems::coordinatesysteminfo(), coordinatesystems::currentcoordinatesystem(), elementdescription::elementinfo(), and integration::gausspoints().

Referenced by compressibilityscale().

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subroutine compressibilitysolver::localmatrix ( real(kind=dp), dimension(:,:)  STIFF,
real(kind=dp), dimension(:)  FORCE,
type(element_t), pointer  Element,
real(kind=dp), dimension(:,:)  ElemDisp,
real(kind=dp), dimension(:)  ElemPres,
integer  n 
)

References coordinatesystems::coordinatesystemdimension(), coordinatesystems::currentcoordinatesystem(), elementdescription::elementinfo(), and integration::gausspoints().

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subroutine compressibilityscale::pressureintegrate ( type(element_t), pointer  Element,
integer  n,
type(nodes_t)  Nodes 
)

References coordinatesystems::coordinatesysteminfo(), coordinatesystems::currentcoordinatesystem(), elementdescription::elementinfo(), integration::gausspoints(), normal(), and elementdescription::normalvector().

Referenced by compressibilityscale().

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