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I’m interested in implementing a reaction that occurs on the surface of the mesh, and from my understanding, this might involve using a Robin boundary condition. However, I’m not entirely certain that this is the right approach.
Could you provide some guidance? Is the Robin boundary condition suitable for modeling surface reactions in this context, or would you recommend a different approach within the XLB framework?
Thanks!
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Unfortunately we're not experts in surface chemical reaction. But I suggest taking a look at the major-refactoring branch where we have rewritten the library from scratch with several new features. Implementing BCs are easier there as well. We will be merging that branch to the main very soon.
Hi!
I’m interested in implementing a reaction that occurs on the surface of the mesh, and from my understanding, this might involve using a Robin boundary condition. However, I’m not entirely certain that this is the right approach.
Could you provide some guidance? Is the Robin boundary condition suitable for modeling surface reactions in this context, or would you recommend a different approach within the XLB framework?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: