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Update turbulent taylor couette time stepping in example #1235
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Nice update to the example! I have only a few comments
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I applied all of your comments @lpsaavedra |
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…tl#1235) Description The Taylor-Couette example was using constant time-stepping and a BDF3 time-integrator. This is not a good practice for this example. I have updated the parameter file, the prm file and also the .png files of the results. The new results are much better especially for fine meshes. Former-commit-id: e27c86c
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Description The Taylor-Couette example was using constant time-stepping and a BDF3 time-integrator. This is not a good practice for this example. I have updated the parameter file, the prm file and also the .png files of the results. The new results are much better especially for fine meshes. Former-commit-id: e27c86c
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Description
The Taylor-Couette example was using constant time-stepping and a BDF3 time-integrator. This is not a good practice for this example. I have updated the parameter file, the prm file and also the .png files of the results. The new results are much better especially for fine meshes.
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