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Version 5.24
  • 1. Aria Overview
  • 2. Releases & Deprecations
  • 3. Theory
  • 4. Simulation Setup
  • 5. Tutorials & Examples
  • 6. Running & Troubleshooting
  • 7. Command References
    • 7.1. Adaptivity Settings
    • 7.2. Diagnostic Control
    • 7.3. Finite Element Model Parameters
    • 7.4. IO Region
    • 7.5. Linear Solvers
    • 7.6. Material Properties
    • 7.7. Rebalance Settings
    • 7.8. Solution Control
    • 7.9. Transfer
    • 7.10. User Functions
    • 7.11. User Fields
    • 7.12. User Variables
    • 7.13. Global Constants
    • 7.14. Boundary Conditions
      • 7.14.1. Generic BC Models
        • 7.14.1.1. Bc Bar_Flux
        • 7.14.1.2. Bc Bar_No_Coverage_Flux
        • 7.14.1.3. Bc Bulk_Node_Coupling
        • 7.14.1.4. Bc Bulknode_Flux
        • 7.14.1.5. Bc Colloc_Rotated
        • 7.14.1.6. Bc Diffuse
        • 7.14.1.7. Bc Diffusebp
        • 7.14.1.8. Bc Dirichlet
        • 7.14.1.9. Bc Disting
        • 7.14.1.10. Bc Edge
        • 7.14.1.11. Bc Flux
        • 7.14.1.12. Bc Fluxbp
        • 7.14.1.13. Bc Interface
        • 7.14.1.14. Bc Interface_Colloc_Disting
        • 7.14.1.15. Bc Interface_Disting
        • 7.14.1.16. Bc Lumped_Disting
        • 7.14.1.17. Bc Lumped_Flux
        • 7.14.1.18. Bc No_Coverage_Flux
        • 7.14.1.19. Bc Rotated
        • 7.14.1.20. Bc Uncoupled_Bulknode_Flux
        • 7.14.1.21. Periodic BCs
      • 7.14.2. Legacy BC Models
    • 7.15. Equation Specification
    • 7.16. Initial Conditions
    • 7.17. Sources
    • 7.18. Advective Bar
    • 7.19. Bulk Nodes
    • 7.20. CDFEM Options
    • 7.21. CHEMEQ
    • 7.22. Contact
    • 7.23. Directed Energy
    • 7.24. Element Death
    • 7.25. Enclosure Radiation
    • 7.26. Ray Trace Source
    • 7.27. General Chemistry
    • 7.28. Heat Transfer Correlation Coefficient
    • 7.29. Level Set
    • 7.30. Local Coordinate Systems
    • 7.31. Mpmd Coupling
    • 7.32. Nonlinear Solve Settings
    • 7.33. Skinning
    • 7.34. Segregated Solve Settings
    • 7.35. Output
    • 7.36. Postprocessing
    • 7.37. Pressurization Model
    • 7.38. Restart
    • 7.39. Solution Options
    • 7.40. Toggle
    • 7.41. Submodel
  • 8. Bibliography
  • 9. Symbols
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  • 7. Command References
  • 7.14. Boundary Conditions
  • 7.14.1.9. Bc Disting

7.14.1.9. Bc Disting

  • 7.14.1.9.1. Current
  • 7.14.1.9.2. Cvfem_Energy
  • 7.14.1.9.3. Cvfem_Level_Set
  • 7.14.1.9.4. Cvfem_Momentum
  • 7.14.1.9.5. Cvfem_Specific_Dissipation_Rate
  • 7.14.1.9.6. Cvfem_Turbulence_Dissipation_Rate
  • 7.14.1.9.7. Cvfem_Turbulent_Kinetic_Energy
  • 7.14.1.9.8. Energy
  • 7.14.1.9.9. Enthalpy
  • 7.14.1.9.10. Extension_Speed
  • 7.14.1.9.11. Level_Set
  • 7.14.1.9.12. Mass_Balance
  • 7.14.1.9.13. Mesh
  • 7.14.1.9.14. Mesh_X
  • 7.14.1.9.15. Mesh_Y
  • 7.14.1.9.16. Mesh_Z
  • 7.14.1.9.17. Momentum
  • 7.14.1.9.18. Momentum_X
  • 7.14.1.9.19. Momentum_Y
  • 7.14.1.9.20. Momentum_Z
  • 7.14.1.9.21. Porous_Enthalpy
  • 7.14.1.9.22. Solid
  • 7.14.1.9.23. Solid_X
  • 7.14.1.9.24. Solid_Y
  • 7.14.1.9.25. Solid_Z
  • 7.14.1.9.26. Species
  • 7.14.1.9.27. Voltage
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