internal_bc Interface

interface
public subroutine internal_bc(level, qt, ixImin1, ixImin2, ixImin3, ixImax1, ixImax2, ixImax3, ixOmin1, ixOmin2, ixOmin3, ixOmax1, ixOmax2, ixOmax3, w, x)

Arguments

Type IntentOptional Attributes Name
integer, intent(in) :: level
double precision, intent(in) :: qt
integer, intent(in) :: ixImin1
integer, intent(in) :: ixImin2
integer, intent(in) :: ixImin3
integer, intent(in) :: ixImax1
integer, intent(in) :: ixImax2
integer, intent(in) :: ixImax3
integer, intent(in) :: ixOmin1
integer, intent(in) :: ixOmin2
integer, intent(in) :: ixOmin3
integer, intent(in) :: ixOmax1
integer, intent(in) :: ixOmax2
integer, intent(in) :: ixOmax3
double precision, intent(inout) :: w(ixImin1:ixImax1,ixImin2:ixImax2,ixImin3:ixImax3,1:nw)
double precision, intent(in) :: x(ixImin1:ixImax1,ixImin2:ixImax2,ixImin3:ixImax3,1:ndim)

Description

internal boundary, user defined This subroutine can be used to artificially overwrite ALL conservative variables in a user-selected region of the mesh, and thereby act as an internal boundary region. It is called just before external (ghost cell) boundary regions will be set by the BC selection. Here, you could e.g. want to introduce an extra variable (nwextra, to be distinguished from nwaux) which can be used to identify the internal boundary region location. Its effect should always be local as it acts on the mesh.