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> Appreciate the input. Have you tried FluidX3D? Glad to help. I'm not familiar with FluidX3D. Lattice Boltzmann methods are uncommon, probably because they a
by btrettel 3y ago
> Appreciate the input. Have you tried FluidX3D?
Glad to help.
I'm not familiar with FluidX3D. Lattice Boltzmann methods are uncommon, probably because they are computationally expensive. I'm a finite volume and finite difference guy myself. Finite volume methods are the most common approach in computational fluid dynamics.
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