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Generate fixed boundary particle layer from mirroring simulation data #428
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# Conflicts: # main/src/init/utils.hpp
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I remain optimistic that there can be a combination of conservative, repulsive and dissipative forces to make the boundary fixed. This would be easier and cleaner to implement and it would be much simpler to test and validate.
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HOST_DEVICE_FUN constexpr Box(T xyzMin, T xyzMax, BoundaryType b = BoundaryType::open) |
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The FBC thickness is a detail of your current implementation of fixed boundaries. It should not be stored in the box or be part of a public interface.
Supports flexible width with storing/reloading