Add Continuum Geometry class for direct numerical simulations
See original GitHub issueFor carrying out direct numerical simulations, it would be handy if we had a DNS geometry tailored for that purpose. It would simply be a bunch of cubic models (volume, area, etc.).
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I like this idea, a geometry class called
Continuumwhich does all the stuff needed to create a ‘pore-less’ region. This could also be used to do porous continuum using different pore-scale models to get effective diffusivity of the region.