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March 30, 2024, 17:18 |
Non-Maxwellian distribution dsmcFoam
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Dear all,
I am trying to simulate free gas expansion with non-Maxwellian initial distribution function f(p, r, t=0) with dsmcFoam. I assume that cloud of particles is injected once and then expand. I set initial conditions for distributions rhoN, rhoM, ect. in 0.orig folder. I have issues with dsmcInitialise procedure, because dsmcInitialiseDictionary requires temperature of particles. I consider temperature as a moment of distribution function f(p, r, t). What kind of distribution function determines temperature in dsmcInitialiseDictionary? How can I set particle's temperature that corresponds to my initial distribution function? Is dsmcFoam solver suitable for that kind of problem? Thank you. |
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