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A theory manual for multi-physics code coupling in LIME.

Author(s) -

Noel Belcourt,

Roscoe Bartlett,

Roger P. Pawlowski,

Rodney C. Schmidt,

Russell Hooper

Publication year - 2011

Publication title -

osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/1011710

Subject(s) - multiphysics , coupling (piping) , code (set theory) , computer science , software , computational science , physics , programming language , mechanical engineering , engineering , finite element method , set (abstract data type) , thermodynamics

The Lightweight Integrating Multi-physics Environment (LIME) is a software package for creating multi-physics simulation codes. Its primary application space is when computer codes are currently available to solve different parts of a multi-physics problem and now need to be coupled with other such codes. In this report we define a common domain language for discussing multi-physics coupling and describe the basic theory associated with multiphysics coupling algorithms that are to be supported in LIME. We provide an assessment of coupling techniques for both steady-state and time dependent coupled systems. Example couplings are also demonstrated

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