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Created Jul 24, 2020 by Tom Fischer@TomFischerMaintainer3 of 3 tasks completed3/3 tasks

Use MPL properties in HeatConduction process

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The changes makes the heat conduction process much more parametrizeable.

  • It is possible to specify the properties of more than one medium.
  • It is possible to specify an anisotropic thermal conductivity.
  1. Feature description was added to the changelog
  2. Tests covering your feature were added? Existing project files were converted.
  3. Any new feature or behavior change was documented?

Script that was used to convert the project files: convertHeatConductionToMPL.py

Edited Aug 03, 2020 by Dmitry Yu. Naumov
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Source branch: MPLInHeatConduction