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.. _pre_processing_epsilon_coefficients:

epsilon_coefficients
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.. autoclass:: ansys.cfx.core.generated.pre_processing.settings_261.epsilon_coefficients.epsilon_coefficients
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.. rubric:: Attributes

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Attribute                                                                                                                       Summary

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:ref:`enabled <pre_processing_enabled_57>`                                                      Enable the EPSILON COEFFICIENTS object.

:ref:`ce1_coefficient <pre_processing_ce1_coefficient>`                                               Ce1 Epsilon equation coefficient.

:ref:`ce2_coefficient <pre_processing_ce2_coefficient>`                                               Ce2 Epsilon equation coefficient.

:ref:`turbulent_flux_closure <pre_processing_turbulent_flux_closure_1>`   Controls the turbulent flux closure for a transport equation.

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.. rubric:: Included in:

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Parent                                                                                                                            Summary

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:ref:`turbulence_model <pre_processing_turbulence_model>`     Specifies the turbulence model to be used for each fluid in a fluid domain.

:ref:`turbulence_model <pre_processing_turbulence_model_1>`   Specifies the turbulence model to be used for each fluid in a fluid domain.

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