Equation 1–297 becomes a diffusion-only transport equation with a uniform source term of unity:
(1–304) |
Dirichlet conditions of are applied on boundaries of interest (such
as walls), and Neumann (or zero flux) conditions are applied on other
boundaries. Equation 1–303 is then evaluated, replacing
with
(
is always positive) and
is interpreted
as the distance to the nearest boundary where
was set. This gives the
following expression for desired distance:
(1–305) |
Because is always positive, the wall distance
is also always positive.