On 6/27/24 03:23, Tomas Fernandez Bouvier wrote:
why setting the initial temperature (and hence the boundary conditions) to a
constant leads to my system being in-homogeneously constrained?
That's the definition of "in-homogeneously constrained": Some variables are
fixed at non-zero values. So if your Dirichlet boundary conditions are
non-zero, you end up with inhomogeneous constraints.
Best
W.
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