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The notations of this documentation are given hereafter<ref>Most thermodynamic variables are defined for a given system which turns out to be a computational cell in SITCOMB.</ref>:
 
The notations of this documentation are given hereafter<ref>Most thermodynamic variables are defined for a given system which turns out to be a computational cell in SITCOMB.</ref>:
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!Notation||Explanation
 
!Notation||Explanation
 
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|<math>\mathbf{u}</math>||ensemble velocity of the fluid
 
|<math>\mathbf{u}</math>||ensemble velocity of the fluid
 
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<source lang="fortran">
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      PROGRAM CALCULATE
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!
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! Program to calculate the sum of up to n values of x**3
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! where negative values are ignored.
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!
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      IMPLICIT NONE
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      INTEGER I,N
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      REAL SUM,X,Y
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      READ(*,*) N
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      SUM=0
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      DO I=1,N
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        READ(*,*) X
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        IF (X.GE.0.0) THEN
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            Y=X**3
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            SUM=SUM+Y
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        END IF
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      END DO
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      WRITE(*,*) 'This is the sum of the positive cubes:',SUM
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      END
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</source>
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==Notes==
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Latest revision as of 18:11, 22 December 2010

The notations of this documentation are given hereafter[1]:

Notation Explanation
mass of species k in the system
mass of the system
mass fraction of species k in the system
molar fraction of species k in the system
ensemble velocity of the fluid
      PROGRAM CALCULATE
!
! Program to calculate the sum of up to n values of x**3
! where negative values are ignored.
!
      IMPLICIT NONE
      INTEGER I,N
      REAL SUM,X,Y
      READ(*,*) N
      SUM=0
      DO I=1,N
         READ(*,*) X
         IF (X.GE.0.0) THEN
            Y=X**3
            SUM=SUM+Y
         END IF
      END DO
      WRITE(*,*) 'This is the sum of the positive cubes:',SUM
      END

Notes

  1. Most thermodynamic variables are defined for a given system which turns out to be a computational cell in SITCOMB.