Hi Adam,
I mean the physical meanings of the degrees of freedom / independent variables that make up your solution vector. In the compositional case, they usually depend on the local phase state. If all phases are present, they are typically one phase pressure and the saturations of the remaining phases. If a phase vanishes, the corresponding saturation can't be used as primary variable and is often replaced by something describing the composition of another phase, such as a mass fraction.
Does this clarify what is meant with the term?
Kind regards
Bernd
Original Message:
Sent: 02-28-2024 11:34 AM
From: Adam Turner
Subject: Template for questionnaire available
Hello Bernd,
Could you please elaborate on what is expected under "Primary variables"?
Regards,
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Adam Turner
Reservoir Engineer
RPS Energy
Original Message:
Sent: 02-27-2024 02:55 AM
From: Bernd Flemisch
Subject: Template for questionnaire available
Dear participants,
we provide a template for the questionnaires that are required with result submission at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Simulation-Benchmarks/11thSPE-CSP/main/templates/spe11_questionnaire.xlsx.
Please fill out the questionnaire for each submitted case result and rename it to spe11a_questionnaire.xlsx, spe11b_questionnaire.xlsx or spe11c_questionnaire.xlsx before uploading to your teams folder.
We would expect your responses in the "Response" column. Wherever appropriate, please supplement a DOI or persistent URL to an answer. For example, when referring to the employed simulator, a non-standard spatial or temporal discretization etc.
Kind regards
Bernd