In CFD simulations, moving boundary problems often arise due to the boundary movement causing changes in the flow field over time, which requires the mesh to change over time as well. The most common method for this is to use mesh deformation techniques to solve for the moving mesh to match the moving boundary. A simple example is the pitching oscillation of an airfoil.
As far as I know, the Fluent software supports an elastic simulation mesh deformation method, and OpenFoam software supports a mesh deformation method based on the Laplace equation.
Is pyFR currently able to handle moving boundary problems, and are there any reference cases available for learning? If this functionality is not yet available, are there plans for similar development in the future?