FEATURE IN DEVELOPMENT STAGE
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Traditionally, having a dielectric object enclosed inside another dielectric object (like a liquid inside a glass) is a complex geometric situation due to the difficulty in defining the surface that delimits those mediums. As the liquid fills the entire volume leaving no gap, that surface limit becomes geometrically difficult to define with polygons. The typical approaches to this situation, and that don't produce a correct result, are:
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Modeling the glass and liquid bodies with coinciding faces produces precision errors in the coinciding walls
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The "infinitesimal gap" solution
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