Preprint 2000-013
Numerical Experiments with Point Value Multiresolution for 2D Compressible Flows
G. Chiavassa and R. Donat
Abstract:
Following the idea of A. Harten we present in this paper a method
to reduce the execution time of simulations using High order shock capturing schemes.
It is based on a point value multiresolution transform that is used to detect regions with
singularities. In smooth regions the expensive numerical flux
computations are replaced by a cheap polynomial interpolation
of the numerical divergence.
This method is applied to solve the two-dimensional compressible
Euler equations for two classical configurations. The results are analyzed
in terms of quality and efficiency.
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- Author(s):
- G. Chiavassa,
<guillaume.chiavassa@uv.es>
- R. Donat,
<donat@uv.es>
- Publishing information:
- Submitted to SIAM J. Scientific Computing (Nov 99)
- Comments:
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- Submitted by:
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<guillaume.chiavassa@uv.es>
April 21 2000.
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