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An adaptive three-dimensional Cartesian approach for the parallel computation of inviscid flow about static and dynamic configurations.
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An adaptive three-dimensional Cartesian approach for the parallel computation of inviscid flow about static and dynamic configurations./
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Hunt, Jason Daniel.
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262 p.
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Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 65-02, Section: B, page: 0859.
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An adaptive three-dimensional Cartesian approach for the parallel computation of inviscid flow about static and dynamic configurations.
Hunt, Jason Daniel.
An adaptive three-dimensional Cartesian approach for the parallel computation of inviscid flow about static and dynamic configurations.
- 262 p.
Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 65-02, Section: B, page: 0859.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Michigan, 2004.
An adaptive three-dimensional Cartesian approach for the parallel computation of compressible flow about static and dynamic configurations has been developed and validated. This is a further step towards a goal that remains elusive for CFD codes: the ability to model complex dynamic-geometry problems in a quick and automated manner.Subjects--Topical Terms:
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The underlying flow-solution method solves the three-dimensional Euler equations using a MUSCL-type finite-volume approach to achieve higher-order spatial accuracy. The flow solution, either steady or unsteady, is advanced in time via a two-stage time-stepping scheme. This basic solution method has been incorporated into a parallel block-adaptive Cartesian framework, using a block-octtree data structure to represent varying spatial resolution, and to compute flow solutions in parallel.
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The ability to represent static geometric configurations has been introduced by cutting a geometric configuration out of a background block-adaptive Cartesian grid, then solving for the flow on the resulting volume grid. This approach has been extended for dynamic geometric configurations: components of a given configuration were permitted to independently move, according to prescribed rigid-body motion.
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