==== Initialization of the velocity, temperature and density over the domain ==== The fluid density is implicitly initialized with a uniform field because the fluid is incompressible and homogeneous. No data set is therefore required. For initializing an incompressible bi-fluid flow, see the [[sunfluidh:two_fluids_initialization_namelist|Namelist "Two_Fluids_Initialization"]]. For initializing a multi-components flow, see the [[sunfluidh:species_initialization_namelist|Namelist "Species_Initialization"]]. The initial fluid temperature is uniform over the domain.\\ &Temperature_Initialization Temperature_Reference_Value = 1.0 , !--- Default value Initial_Field_Option_For_Temperature = 0 / !--- Initialization of the field with the default value At present, only the uniform initialization of the temperature field is available unless the user creates its own initialization procedure in the fortran source file "module_user_define_init_fields.f90". The initial velocity field is defined by spreading out the inflow velocity profile. This choice allows us to ensure a perfect flowrate conservation between inflow and outflow for the first time step.\\ &Velocity_Initialization I_Velocity_Reference_Value = 0.0 , !--- default value for the I-velocity component J_Velocity_Reference_Value = 0.0 , !--- default value for the J-velocity component K_Velocity_Reference_Value = 0.0 , !--- default value for the K-velocity component Initial_Field_Option_For_Velocity_I = 3 , !--- the inflow velocity profile is spread out in the I-direction Initial_Field_Option_For_Velocity_J = 0 , !--- Initialization of the field with the default value Initial_Field_Option_For_Velocity_K = 0. /!--- Initialization of the field with the default value The variables related to the white noise have been removed. \\ The velocity field initialization depends on the velocity profile defined in the namelist [[sunfluidh:inlet_boundary_conditions_setup_namelist|Inlet_Boundary_Condition]].\\ For more examples about the velocity field initialization [[sunfluidh:velocity_initialization_examples|click here]].