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## Tutorial 5 - Basic parallel computing
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Gives a crash-course introduction to parallel computing with OpenFOAM and
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- OpenMPI based on the example "solver" developed in Tutorial 2 . The way
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+ OpenMPI based on the example "solver" developed in Tutorial 4 . The way
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OpenFOAM handles parallel domain decomposition is described, basic operators
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used for communication between parallel nodes are shown, and the basic solver
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is upgraded to work in parallel.
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## Tutorial 7 - Custom libraries
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Shows how an external library may be compiled and added to OpenFOAM. This is
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- done by moving the key functionality of the "solver" from Tutorials 2 and 3
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+ done by moving the key functionality of the "solver" from Tutorials 4 and 5
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into an independent library, and then linking that against the rest of the
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solver code.
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gets linked to the main solver, following the OpenFOAM runtime utility
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convention.
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- The test case is the same pipe as in Tutorial 6 , except it uses a uniform
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+ The test case is the same pipe as in Tutorial 8 , except it uses a uniform
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inflow BC and is not run until full convergence. It is worth to note
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the definition of the faceZone of interest in system/topoSet. This may be
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visualised by selecting "Include zones" in paraview and applying the "Extract
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