Boundary Pressure Calculation for FSI
- add optional offset
- use Bernoulli Equation to obtain dynamic pressure contribution
With the new BernoulliPressureExtrapolation on the right side
Depends on #599
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The boundary density is calculated by the inverse_state_equation with extrapolated fluid pressure.
Wouldn't it have a similar effect if you pass a background_pressure to the state_equation for the boundary model?
That is, the pressure is extrapolated from the fluid, but the density is tuned by the artificial state_equation with background_pressure.
Have you tried this? Or did I miss something?