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Old   May 23, 2011, 09:04
Default Skew factor of decomposeParDict
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Dear all,

Can anyone tell me which value to introduce in "delta" in decomposeParDict? Is it the cell skew factor given while doing "checkMesh"? Otherwise, what is it?
I am doing simulations in a 2D airfoil and while running them in parallel mode I get instabilities and the solution for Cl & Cd starts to diverge.

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Hi José,

Do you have any info on that "delta" parameter? I think it is a global tolerance for the subdomain geometry but I'm not sure... Can anyone explain its signification?

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