Computation of compressible and incompressible flows with a space–time stabilized finite element method
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English
Obiettivo Specifico
4V. Processi pre-eruttivi
Status
Published
JCR Journal
JCR Journal
Issue/vol(year)
/75(2018)
Pages (printed)
4272–4285
Date Issued
2018
Abstract
This paper presents the numerical results of compressible and incompressible flow problems
through a unified approach based on a stabilized space–time finite element method.
The numerical approach is continuous in space and discontinuous in time. The proposed
method starts by the use of a stabilized space–time variational formulation, which allows
the use of the same order interpolation functions for all solution variables. The numerical
technique is tested through comparison with standard compressible and incompressible
flow benchmarks. Compressible flow cases include 1D and 2D shock problems. Incompressible
flow cases include lid-driven cavity flow and flow over a backward-facing step
computed over a range of Re numbers. The results demonstrate high stability and accuracy
of the numerical technique over a wide range of flow regimes, suggesting straightforward
extension to many flow cases not yet investigated.
through a unified approach based on a stabilized space–time finite element method.
The numerical approach is continuous in space and discontinuous in time. The proposed
method starts by the use of a stabilized space–time variational formulation, which allows
the use of the same order interpolation functions for all solution variables. The numerical
technique is tested through comparison with standard compressible and incompressible
flow benchmarks. Compressible flow cases include 1D and 2D shock problems. Incompressible
flow cases include lid-driven cavity flow and flow over a backward-facing step
computed over a range of Re numbers. The results demonstrate high stability and accuracy
of the numerical technique over a wide range of flow regimes, suggesting straightforward
extension to many flow cases not yet investigated.
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