Computational Methods in Mechanics and Applied Sciences – serie
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Inbunden, Engelska, 1996
6 586 kr
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This book presents state-of-the-art lectures on complex flows of fundamental and industrial interest in the subsonic, supersonic and hypersonic regimes. Experimental investigations of unsteady separated flows, high-enthalpy flows, 3D configurations, laminar and transitional flows are addressed. Theoretical predictions of aerodynamic performances are provided along with analyses of supersonic combustion, detonation, simulation of reactive mixing layer and non-equilibrium flow. Computational Fluid Dynamics methods for the simulation of viscous compressible flow, inviscid viscous flow interactions, real-gas effects in rarefied flow, flows about bodies with permeable walls and supersonic turbulent flows are finally developed and analysed.
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Solution Techniques for Large-scale CFD Problems
Inbunden, Engelska, 1995
6 903 kr
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Current CFD problems of interest are typically of a large-scalenature, characterized by a size and complexity demanding thecombined efforts of interdisciplinary teams from engineering,mathematics, computer science and physics. This book thus groups aprestigious cross-section of internationally known scientistsinvited to expound on the following themes:* Algorithms for vector, parallel and virtual-parallelarchitectures* Algorithms for massively parallel architectures* Convergence enhancement techniques, namely preconditionedinterative methods for implicit or fully-coupled approaches* Convergence enhancement techniques, such as defect correction,multigrid, formulation preconditioning and zonal methods* Application of these techniques to large-scale CFD analysis anddesign.This book should prove equally valuable for CFD developers,practitioners and graduate students.