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[IgaApplication] [FluidDynamicsApplication] sbm fluid condition for the Stokes problem #13538
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const GeometryType::IntegrationPointsArrayType& integration_points = r_geometry.IntegrationPoints(); | ||
const GeometryType::ShapeFunctionsGradientsType& DN_De = r_geometry.ShapeFunctionsLocalGradients(r_geometry.GetDefaultIntegrationMethod()); |
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r_integration_points
double SbmFluidConditionDirichlet::computeTaylorTerm(double derivative, double dx, IndexType n_k, double dy, IndexType k) | ||
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ComputeTaylorTerm
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Should you have also the InitializeMaterialResponse here?
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I don't think so, @rubenzorrilla correct?
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Good now
📝 Description
Boundary conditions of Dirichlet type with the Shifted Boundary Method for the stationary Stokes problem
Corresponding test has been added.