Re: [Libmesh-users] Initial conditions on mesh sub-domains

On Mon, 2 Nov 2015, avidday wrote: > Is there an easy way to apply initial conditions selectively on different > sub-domains within a mesh? > > I have typically used ProjectSolution() to apply initial conditions using a > function, but I am working on a simulation at the moment where the gmsh > g

[Libmesh-users] Initial conditions on mesh sub-domains

Hello! Is there an easy way to apply initial conditions selectively on different sub-domains within a mesh? I have typically used ProjectSolution() to apply initial conditions using a function, but I am working on a simulation at the moment where the gmsh generated mesh comes with pre-defined sub

Re: [Libmesh-users] Initial conditions

On Thu, 31 Jan 2008, Joe Myre wrote: > I have been wondering how initial conditions are defined in some of the > examples I've looked at. For instance, in example 10, what defines the heat > source as initially being located in the lower left? In the attached initialization routine init_cd, sys

[Libmesh-users] Initial conditions

Hi all, I have been wondering how initial conditions are defined in some of the examples I've looked at. For instance, in example 10, what defines the heat source as initially being located in the lower left? Or in the examples using the wave equation, what defines where the wave starts? I'm pr