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rel_velo being a 3 dimensions array, abs(rel_velo) is a 3D array too, so instead of having a scalar component of the dragforce we have a 3D component, which makes no sense.
We assume that the it must be the norm numpy.linalg.norm(rel_velo) of the relative velocity, but we need confirmation.
We will use it as a temporary fix.
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In the main script, more precisely when computing each component of the force, there's an
abs(rel_velo)
.rel_velo
being a 3 dimensions array,abs(rel_velo)
is a 3D array too, so instead of having a scalar component of the dragforce we have a 3D component, which makes no sense.We assume that the it must be the norm
numpy.linalg.norm(rel_velo)
of the relative velocity, but we need confirmation.We will use it as a temporary fix.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: