fvSchemes questions

[yehudarav]

1. What is it noOfOperators in laplacianSchemes
2. divSchemes - phi?
3. Other methods than gauss?

[yehudarav]

1. I didn't see it, where did you see noOfOperators?
2. What do you mean?
3. Currently, its always gauss.

[NogaObs]

1. "noOfOperators" seem to be in both divSchemes and laplacianSchemes - but I dont understand what is it.
2. phi - refers to the flux - but I'm not sure about how to explain its input - is it just to write "phi":"phi" ?
3. ok

[yehudarav]

2. Phi is the flux. 1. I have to check

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[NogaObs]

2. about phi - a note for the future - may be better to change the json structure - cause it is not intuitive. At the moment I'll just write that phi refers to the flux and its input is phi -> "phi":"phi"