Regularization parameters.  
#include <dumux/material/fluidmatrixinteractions/2p/vangenuchten.hh>
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| void | setPcLowSwe (Scalar pcLowSwe) | 
|  | Set the threshold saturation below which the capillary pressure is regularized. 
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| Scalar | pcLowSwe () const | 
|  | Threshold saturation below which the capillary pressure is regularized. 
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| void | setPcHighSwe (Scalar pcHighSwe) | 
|  | Set the threshold saturation above which the capillary pressure is regularized. 
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| Scalar | pcHighSwe () const | 
|  | Threshold saturation above which the capillary pressure is regularized. 
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| void | setKrnLowSwe (Scalar krnLowSwe) | 
|  | Set the threshold saturation below which the relative permeability of the non-wetting phase gets regularized. 
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| Scalar | krnLowSwe () const | 
|  | Threshold saturation below which the relative permeability of the non-wetting phase gets regularized. 
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| void | setKrwHighSwe (Scalar krwHighSwe) | 
|  | Set the threshold saturation above which the relative permeability of the wetting phase gets regularized. 
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| Scalar | krwHighSwe () const | 
|  | Threshold saturation above which the relative permeability of the wetting phase gets regularized. 
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◆ krnLowSwe()
template<class Scalar> 
template<class S> 
 
 
◆ krwHighSwe()
template<class Scalar> 
template<class S> 
 
 
◆ pcHighSwe()
template<class Scalar> 
template<class S> 
 
Most problems are very sensitive to this value (e.g. making it smaller might result in negative capillary pressures). 
 
 
◆ pcLowSwe()
template<class Scalar> 
template<class S> 
 
 
◆ setKrnLowSwe()
template<class Scalar> 
template<class S> 
 
 
◆ setKrwHighSwe()
template<class Scalar> 
template<class S> 
 
 
◆ setPcHighSwe()
template<class Scalar> 
template<class S> 
 
 
◆ setPcLowSwe()
template<class Scalar> 
template<class S> 
 
Most problems are very sensitive to this value (e.g. making it smaller might result in very high capillary pressures) 
 
 
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