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# Basics of Multi-Zone Computations #
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SU2 is capable of solving physical problems in distinct zones coupled through interfaces. Applications range from Fluid-Fluid coupling (e.g. using a sliding mesh approach) over Conjugate-Heat-Transfer to Fluid-Structure Interactions problems. The following section gives an overview on the general terminology for multizone computations and how you can make use of these features. For specific problem-related options, please refer to the Tutorials.
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## What is a Zone ? ##
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For a multizone problem you have two options to provide the mesh (set with the option `MULTIZONE_MESH`).
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-*Multi-zone mesh* (`MULTIZONE_MESH= YES` (default)): In this case the mesh information for all zones is in one file. Note that this option currently only works with the native SU2 mesh format (`MESH_FORMAT= SU2`) and the keywords `NZONE=` and `IZONE=` have to be present in the mesh file. Example:
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% Number of zones
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NZONE= 2
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-*Single-zone mesh* (`MULTIZONE_MESH= NO`): In this case there is a separate mesh file for each zone and `MESH_FILENAME` must be set in the sub-config files.
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