Question:
Are there any default environmental properties already defined in the simulation space? Are we simulating in a vacuum or are there air or fluid properties already present?Applies to:
- Simulation
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Are there default environmental properties present when running a simulation?
Why do some Boundary Conditions use an FE Region instead of an FE Boundary?
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