Initialize the 3D pressure field from a scalar value - #598
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Resolves #546.
This PR is a clean replacement for the previously closed pressure-initialization PR. It has been rebuilt on top of the latest
mainafter the 3D–1D coupling changes were merged through PR #563.Release Notes
solver.xml.The scalar pressure can be specified using:
If both a nodewise pressure field and a scalar pressure are provided, the nodewise pressure field takes precedence.
Documentation
Initial_pressure_scalaris specified in the general simulation parameters insolver.xml.Selecting an appropriate initial pressure can reduce initial pressure oscillations in standalone 3D simulations and coupled 3D–1D or 3D–0D simulations.
Testing
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