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save the work; to be compiled, tested and validated; add sine and cosine voltage input for Poisson solver

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Rex Zhe Li
2021-01-04 20:13:48 -05:00
parent 0aa352cf24
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tests/lbpm_electrokinetic_SingleFluid_simulator.cpp
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@@ -80,20 +80,22 @@ int main(int argc, char **argv)
IonModel.timestepMax = Study.getIonNumIter_PNP_coupling(StokesModel.time_conv,IonModel.time_conv);
IonModel.Initialize();
// Get maximal time converting factor based on Sotkes and Ion solvers
Study.getTimeConvMax_PNP_coupling(StokesModel.time_conv,IonModel.time_conv);
// Initialize LB-Poisson model
PoissonSolver.ReadParams(filename);
PoissonSolver.SetDomain();
PoissonSolver.ReadInput();
PoissonSolver.Create();
PoissonSolver.Initialize();
PoissonSolver.Initialize(Study.time_conv_max);
int timestep=0;
while (timestep < Study.timestepMax){
timestep++;
PoissonSolver.Run(IonModel.ChargeDensity);//solve Poisson equtaion to get steady-state electrical potental
PoissonSolver.Run(IonModel.ChargeDensity,timestep);//solve Poisson equtaion to get steady-state electrical potental
StokesModel.Run_Lite(IonModel.ChargeDensity, PoissonSolver.ElectricField);// Solve the N-S equations to get velocity
IonModel.Run(StokesModel.Velocity,PoissonSolver.ElectricField); //solve for ion transport and electric potential