Dear all,
I have a question not too unrelated to this one. Let's say I have a 2D
numpy array and I want to assign its value to a cell variable defined
over a 2D mesh of the same dimensions. Is there any simple way to do
that.
n = 5
mesh = Grid2D(nx = n, ny = n)
k = rand(n,n)
phi = CellVariable(me
Hi Daniel,
In your script, you are solving an steady state problem. Add a transient
term, and preferably sweep to get the solution. Perhaps sth like this:
equation = (TransientTerm() == diffusion_term + source_term)
timestep =
steps = 10
for step in range(steps)
res = 1.e6
phi.u
ition. It is sort of crazy, but an upwind convection term
> with a zero velocity will not interact with the boundary (I think, I
> didn't think it through carefully). It sort of isn't a boundary value
> problem at that point. It's confusing.
>
> Also I used $\fr
Hello all,
I'm using fipy to solve flow in porous media problems, and I must say
with the new version (3.0) there is no problem in solving single phase
multi-component convection diffusion equation coupled with Darcy's law.
My difficulty is with solving two-phase flow and specially
Buckley-Leveret
