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Add GitHub Action to check links #66

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Add GitHub Action to check links
MakisH Jun 29, 2021
e53eacb
Fix a few problematic links
MakisH Jun 29, 2021
303567a
Add ignorePatterns
MakisH Jun 29, 2021
5fa7e87
Redirect a few links from the wiki to the docs
MakisH Jun 29, 2021
4b49f3e
Fix syntax error in json
MakisH Jun 29, 2021
59015bd
Fix extra )
MakisH Jun 29, 2021
613dfef
Fix links in configuration-communication
MakisH Jun 30, 2021
94bbaa0
Fix a few bad links
MakisH Jun 30, 2021
595fd7d
Try replacing relative links
MakisH Jun 30, 2021
2e9c811
Try replacing relative links
MakisH Jun 30, 2021
6284a76
Replacing local links was a bad idea
MakisH Jun 30, 2021
65f7ee2
Just experimenting
MakisH Jun 30, 2021
e5efaa3
More experimenting
MakisH Jun 30, 2021
7e46ea8
More experimenting
MakisH Jun 30, 2021
033dd4b
Fix merge conflict
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
a71d53f
Restrict check-links to testimonials and pages
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
0da3377
Remove workshop 2021 registration link
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
4caecb2
Update broken TUM link
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
2d5883a
Fix TUM link
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
65926fb
Remove hyperlinks from localhost addresses
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
c8fb86a
Remove outdated LRZ link
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
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Remove outdated clusters links
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
6daf854
Update Nutils links
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
40f217f
Point ARPACK dead link to Wikipedia
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
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Update link to TU Delft WInd Energy
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
b739129
Update link to Peano
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
e09457f
Update link to cppcheck
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
ec0b50b
Fix a few more links
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
805ef68
Add more exceptions
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
34bd6a4
More updated links
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
ac6a319
Convert link check to manual
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
18b967b
Fix links suggested in #154
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
d2c0269
Fix more links
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Add comment on manual dispatch
MakisH Nov 14, 2022
ece1edc
Use {{BASEURL}} instead of precice.org
MakisH Nov 16, 2022
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MakisH committed Nov 14, 2022
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organisation_link: https://www.aero.polimi.it/
img: testimonial-precice-mbdyn.png
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When fluid-structure interaction involves slender or flat structures, it is interesting to apply reduced dimensionalty models (e.g. shells, or beams) to perform such computations. We coupled [MBDyn](www.mbdyn.org) (an open source multibody dynamics software developed at Politecnico of Milan) to preCICE within a master thesis project, exploiting the C++ interface provided by MBDyn. We validated the set-up in the incompressible regime coupling MBDyn and OpenFOAM and comparing our results with the well-known Turek & Hron benchmarks, which proved to be challenging because of added mass instability issues. Some preliminary results can be found in the [thesis](http://hdl.handle.net/10589/175517), while an extensive validation has been described [in a conference paper](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/352642167_COUPLING_MULTI-BODY_AND_FLUID_DYNAMICS_ANALYSIS_WITH_PRECICE_AND_MBDYN).
When fluid-structure interaction involves slender or flat structures, it is interesting to apply reduced dimensionalty models (e.g. shells, or beams) to perform such computations. We coupled [MBDyn](https://www.mbdyn.org/) (an open source multibody dynamics software developed at Politecnico of Milan) to preCICE within a master thesis project, exploiting the C++ interface provided by MBDyn. We validated the set-up in the incompressible regime coupling MBDyn and OpenFOAM and comparing our results with the well-known Turek & Hron benchmarks, which proved to be challenging because of added mass instability issues. Some preliminary results can be found in the [thesis](http://hdl.handle.net/10589/175517), while an extensive validation has been described [in a conference paper](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/352642167_COUPLING_MULTI-BODY_AND_FLUID_DYNAMICS_ANALYSIS_WITH_PRECICE_AND_MBDYN).
[Learn more](https://public.gitlab.polimi.it/DAER/mbdyn/-/wikis/preCICE-MBDyn-adapter)