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Go back to Day 11.

Programming in OpenFOAM

In these slides, we cover how to implement boundary conditions using codeStream.

In order to download the examples, click:

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-This [http://www.wolfdynamics.com/wiki/tbd pdf]-TBD gives you an extensive summary on programming in OpenFOAM. You will be taken through the basics of programming, boundary conditions as well as application. You will focus on:
+In these [http://www.wolfdynamics.com/wiki/programming_OF_BCs.obf slides], we cover how to implement boundary conditions using codeStream.
-* building blocks
-* implementation of boundary conditions
-* testing the boundary conditions with two case setups
-* modification of an existing solver
-* testing of the solver
 In order to download the examples, click: