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| integer, dimension(6), save | ipstdv | 
| indicates the data to post-process on the boundary mesh (the boundary mesh must have been activated with ichrbo=1. Its value is the product of the following integers, depending on the variables that should be post-processed: ipstyp:  at the boundary ipstcl: value of the variables at the boundary (using the boundary conditions but without reconstruction) ipstft}: thermal flux at the boundary (  ), if a thermal scalar has been defined (iscalt) For instance, with ipstdv=ipstyp*ipstcl,  and the variables will be post-processed at the boundaries. With ipstdv=1, none of these data are post-processed at the boundaries. always useful if ichrbo=1  More... | |
| integer | ipstfo | 
| post-processed property: Efforts (1: all; 2: tangent; 4: normal)  More... | |
| integer | ipstyp | 
| post-processed property: yplus  More... | |
| integer | ipsttp | 
| post-processed property: Tplus  More... | |
| integer | ipstft | 
| post-processed property: thermal flux rebuilt  More... | |
| integer | ipsttb | 
| post-processed property: boundary temperature  More... | |
| integer | ipstnu | 
| post-processed property: Nusselt  More... | |
| double precision, save | tmarus | 
| margin in seconds on the remaining CPU time which is necessary to allow the calculation to stop automatically and write all the required results (for the machines having a queue manager).  More... | |
| integer, dimension(6), save ipstdv | 
indicates the data to post-process on the boundary mesh (the boundary mesh must have been activated with ichrbo=1. Its value is the product of the following integers, depending on the variables that should be post-processed: ipstyp:  at the boundary ipstcl: value of the variables at the boundary (using the boundary conditions but without reconstruction) ipstft}: thermal flux at the boundary (
 at the boundary ipstcl: value of the variables at the boundary (using the boundary conditions but without reconstruction) ipstft}: thermal flux at the boundary (  ), if a thermal scalar has been defined (iscalt) For instance, with ipstdv=ipstyp*ipstcl,
 ), if a thermal scalar has been defined (iscalt) For instance, with ipstdv=ipstyp*ipstcl,  and the variables will be post-processed at the boundaries. With ipstdv=1, none of these data are post-processed at the boundaries. always useful if ichrbo=1
 and the variables will be post-processed at the boundaries. With ipstdv=1, none of these data are post-processed at the boundaries. always useful if ichrbo=1 
| integer ipstfo | 
post-processed property: Efforts (1: all; 2: tangent; 4: normal)
| integer ipstft | 
post-processed property: thermal flux rebuilt
| integer ipstnu | 
post-processed property: Nusselt
| integer ipsttb | 
post-processed property: boundary temperature
| integer ipsttp | 
post-processed property: Tplus
| integer ipstyp | 
post-processed property: yplus
| double precision, save tmarus | 
margin in seconds on the remaining CPU time which is necessary to allow the calculation to stop automatically and write all the required results (for the machines having a queue manager).
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