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The 2D lid-driven cavity is a classic CFD case, and it has been further worked into a relatively easy-to-do FSI case by having a flexible structural bottom surface. A lid-driven cavity with a flexible bottom is shown to work in the thesis of Benjamin Uekermann in Section 3.7.3 and has also been discussed in a Discourse post for other solver co
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Currently the physical model simulated is the diffusion equation in two dimensions. To move closer to the physical scenarios in tokamak reactors, a convective component needs to be simulated. A convection-diffusion model is better suited to study coupling in realistic tokamak scenarios.
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There is no use case anymore, especially after #1222
https://github.com/precice/precice/blob/67b0e6d9c9629b69d923cc540056bfd63a258a56/src/mapping/config/MappingConfiguration.hpp#L47-L51
See also #859