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April 25, 2006, 04:52
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Structure of CFD code
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Hi all,
I am planning to start writing up a CFD code for my phd. Since mine is Higher Order, i need to develop the code from the scratch. Hence I thought it would be better to ask the experts to advise me of the structure of the code. Is it advisable to store the variables as a bunch of arrays, or to store them in a structure Also, is it recommendable to have a one dimensional array or a 3D array for storing the variables? Scheme: FVM, Explicit time integration, LES/RANS (DES) Shyam |
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