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Old   January 12, 2009, 07:57
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ztdep
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Dear friends:

Would you plese tell me what is the meanning of "degree of freedom".

and what is the meanning of this sentense:

Each degree of freedom in the large DOF flow simulation corresponds to a dimension in Euclidean "N-space" regards

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Old   January 12, 2009, 09:16
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A "degree of freedom" in this case means one dimension in space. Hence, if you do a simulation with two degrees of freedom movement is only allowed in two dimensions, say x and y, and you are doing a 2D simulation. I hope that helps.
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