No serious CFD progresses?

July 4, 2002, 03:25

I have left CFD field for almost ten years. I still see many dicussions in this forum on some topics that have already been solved ten years ago. It seems to me there are no serious advances in CFD.

July 4, 2002, 06:56

Maybe you should refer to the so many research papers for the advances in the CFD, rather than by browsing this forum.

July 4, 2002, 11:30

I would have said that the introduction and use of scalable, massively parallel solvers is good progress.

July 5, 2002, 09:09

The mathematical solution of the N-S equations is one of the 7 problems these guys award $1,000,000 for...

http://www.claymath.org/prizeproblems/navierstokes.htm

Anyone up for it?

July 8, 2002, 03:55

Mmm, that may be true from an academic or research point of view, but practically speaking, CFD is very useful and usable now. I call that a lot of progress.

July 8, 2002, 22:49

Why are we bothering to respond to some anonymous person's subjective opinions!

July 4, 2002, 03:25	No serious CFD progresses?	#1
anonymous Guest Posts: n/a	I have left CFD field for almost ten years. I still see many dicussions in this forum on some topics that have already been solved ten years ago. It seems to me there are no serious advances in CFD.

July 4, 2002, 06:56	Re: No serious CFD progresses?	#2
Paul Guest Posts: n/a	Maybe you should refer to the so many research papers for the advances in the CFD, rather than by browsing this forum.

July 4, 2002, 11:30	Re: No serious CFD progresses?	#3
Steve Amphlett Guest Posts: n/a	I would have said that the introduction and use of scalable, massively parallel solvers is good progress.

July 5, 2002, 09:09	Solve the N-S equations and win a cool million!	#4
Erwin Guest Posts: n/a	The mathematical solution of the N-S equations is one of the 7 problems these guys award $1,000,000 for... http://www.claymath.org/prizeproblems/navierstokes.htm Anyone up for it?

July 8, 2002, 03:55	Re: No serious CFD progresses?	#5
Charles Crosby Guest Posts: n/a	Mmm, that may be true from an academic or research point of view, but practically speaking, CFD is very useful and usable now. I call that a lot of progress.

July 8, 2002, 22:49	Re: No serious CFD progresses?	#6
Greg Perkins Guest Posts: n/a	Why are we bothering to respond to some anonymous person's subjective opinions!

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