Re: [ESPResSo-users] Hands on Course; ESPResSo Summer School 2013; Immersed boundary - object-in-fluid (OIF) module

[Olaf Lenz]

Hi Markus!

Since 5 minutes, we also have an explicit object-in-fluid tutorial including the scripts etc. in the source code repository:

  doc/tutorials/03-object-in-fluid

It is my fault that it ended there so late, the authors have provided it already some months back!

You can find a PDF version of the tutorial here:

  http://espressomd.org/jenkins/job/master-doc/75/artifact/doc/tutorials/03-object_in_fluid/03-object_in_fluid.pdf

I hope that this helps! If you have any problems with the tutorial, we would be happy if you could write to this mailing list.

Olaf

2014-01-31 Wink, Markus <address@hidden>:

Dear ESPResSo-community,

on the ESPResSO-Page I have found the program of the summer-school 2013. Most of the documents are available there, including the worksheet for the "Immersed boundary -OIF module".
I am interested in the implementation of (complex) boundaries in ESPResSo. The hands-on-course "Immersed boundary conditions" seems to be interesting in that case. How does the boundaries are implemented there? It seems that first the channel is defined, then the boundaries are implemented by using the lbboundary command. But since I don't have the source code (boundaries.tcl), I am not sure about that.
Is it possible that one of you provides the source codes (cell_nodes.dat, cell_triangles.dat, boundaries.tcl, simulation.tcl) so I can work the hands-on-course over?

Greetings and thanks a lot,

Markus Wink

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Dr. rer. nat. Olaf Lenz

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