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capillary.cpp File Reference
#include "cellInfo.h"
#include "fluidInfo.h"
#include "hemocell.h"
#include "particleInfo.h"
#include "pltSimpleModel.h"
#include "wbcHighOrderModel.h"
#include "bifurcation.h"
#include "palabos3D.h"
#include "palabos3D.hh"
#include "wedge.h"
Include dependency graph for capillary.cpp:

Enumerations

enum  Scenario { Bifurcation , Wedge }
 Possible scenarios for the capillary flow examples. The Bifurcation variant considiers a split channel with two parallel capillaries, whereas the Wedge variant considers a triangular shaped wedge through which a cell is squeezed. More...
 

Functions

int main (int argc, char *argv[])
 

Variables

const auto scenario = Scenario::Wedge
 The chosen scenario for the simulation.
 
const double wedge_driving_force = 6.7e5
 Driving force for the scenario: Scenario::Wedge.
 
const unsigned extendedEnvelopeWidth = 2
 

Enumeration Type Documentation

◆ Scenario

enum Scenario

Possible scenarios for the capillary flow examples. The Bifurcation variant considiers a split channel with two parallel capillaries, whereas the Wedge variant considers a triangular shaped wedge through which a cell is squeezed.

Enumerator
Bifurcation 
Wedge 

The bifurcating capillary geometry.

Function Documentation

◆ main()

int main ( int  argc,
char *  argv[] 
)

Variable Documentation

◆ extendedEnvelopeWidth

const unsigned extendedEnvelopeWidth = 2

Extended envelope for the ibm kernel: 4 or 2 might be sufficient. NOTE: also depends on the used resolution dx.

◆ scenario

const auto scenario = Scenario::Wedge

The chosen scenario for the simulation.

◆ wedge_driving_force

const double wedge_driving_force = 6.7e5

Driving force for the scenario: Scenario::Wedge.