Updates of unsteady_fsi tutorial with Python #48
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Added the unsteady fsi entry
Tutorials for unsteady FSI with Python wrapper and Nastran structure
Typos in unsteady fsi
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Dear all,
This PR updates to new features of the fsi solver in python. Plus, it removes an error in the description of the RBF interpolation and adds a comment about packages required to run the tutorial.
The initial PR for this tutorial was directly merged into master, so it is not possible to see differences between commits, at the moment, via the develop branch.
Please let me know your comments if you think something should be explained in a different way. Thank you in advance for your time.
Have a nice day!
Nicola