Closed KulaginVladimir closed 1 month ago
Yep, that's my bad.
At the time I didn't need Soret for cylindrical applications and I was too lazy to figure out how/if the equations would change for Soret in cylindrical (I guess so?).
We just have to use a proper gradient, no? So, the Soret term in the form would be similar to the Fick diffusion term.
Yep, in theory that's all.
We'll need to have a verification case for this formulation (that could go in https://github.com/festim-dev/V-V-report/issues/64)
I can do it, since I'd need Soret in cylindrical coordinates.
Moreover, if #723 is going to be solved before v1.3, I can try to make it in time too.
Currently, the Soret effect can be used with cartesian meshes. It would be nice to extend the functionality for cylindrical and spherical cases.