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== Installation and Running == | == Installation and Running == | ||
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Revision as of 20:04, 1 June 2005
- Well, my head's full of questions
- My temp'rature's risin' fast
- Bob Dylan (Mixed Up Confusion)
Questions that have been asked more than once.
The structure of this page is still evolving. Once enough questions are inserted it will be clear which structure is the best.
Contents
1 General
Questions concerning the history of OpenFOAM, the license etc
1.1 What is OpenFOAM ?
TODO
1.2 Can I use OpenFOAM ?
TODO
2 Installation and Running
Problems with the installation and running of applications
2.1 Which platforms are supported by OpenFOAM ?
TODO
2.2 Why isn't there a Windows port of OpenFOAM ?
TODO
3 Physical
Questions about the physics implemented (boundary conditions and similar)
3.1 What's the difference between the symmetryPlane and the zeroGradient boundary conditions?
TODO
4 Preprocessing
Preparing the simulations
5 Postprocessing
Working with the results
6 Programming
Questions about writting applications and solvers
