Hello Georg,
the easiest way of running many simulations is compiling your problem
and changing the run time variables in your input file. You can create a
script that changes the values in your input file and starts the simulation.
If you have to vary boundary conditions, it depends if you just have to
vary for example an injection rate value or if you have to vary boundary
types (Dirichlet or Neumann at a given localtion). Both should be
possible by adding Scalar or bool values in your input file and
adjusting your problem file accordingly.
There is an example for setting an injection rate in
dumux/test/implicit/co2/heterogeneousproblem.hh from a run time
variable. Similarly almost all variables can be converted to run time
variables, except certain properties like the kind of model you use.
Hope this answers your question.
cheers
Alex
On 01/23/2014 10:25 AM, [email protected] wrote:
Hello Dumux,
as some of you might already know I am working on a dumux fuel cell
model here at DLR.
For my project I need to run lots of quick simulations (10^6) with
varying boundary conditions.
Is there a possibility to do this, and if not, what would be the way
to do it?
Best regards
Georg
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