finite element in two layers

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ahmed
ahmed on 8 Nov 2025 at 11:22
Edited: Torsten on 10 Nov 2025 at 13:01
This question was flagged by Dyuman Joshi
What should the finite element Matlab code look like in order to solve such a PDE in two layers?
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ahmed
ahmed ungefär 3 timmar ago
This is true so i updated the file now it has 6 on 6.
Torsten
Torsten ungefär en timme ago
Edited: Torsten ungefär en timme ago
Since you have second-order PDEs for U and V, only one transmission condition for U at y = 0.8 (U1 = U2) is not sufficient. As for theta, you need a second condition connecting dU1/dy and dU2/dy.
And what is the domain on which you want to solve your equations ? What are the conditions on the outer boundaries ((x = 0, ymin <= y <= ymax) and (x = 1, ymin <= y <= ymax) and (0 <= x <= 1, y = ymin) and (0 <= x <= 1, y = ymax)) ?
Maybe you could also explain what the variables U, V and Theta mean and what you try to model.

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