Immersed Boundary Condition
Can someone suggest me a good reference book or paper which explains immersed boundary conditon well from the basics?
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Re: Immersed Boundary Condition
You can search some papers in Journal of Computational Physics
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could you refer me some if you already have in mind?
thanks in advance |
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Journal of Computational Physics 153, 509¨C534 (1999)
A cartesian grid method for modeling multiple moving objects in 2D incompressible viscous .ow David Russell *, Z. Jane Wang Journal of Computational Physics 191 (2003) 177?05 |
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thanks kun.
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Re: Immersed Boundary Condition
Go directly to the source! The following is an easy read:
http://www.math.nyu.edu/faculty/peskin/index.html Go to one of the Acta Numerica papers. Enjoy! -Saverio |
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thanks Saverio. also, if you could share some thoughts on how to actually implement it in actual code, that would be of great help.
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I don't understand what you mean by "how to implement it," but I am more than happy to help if you clarify your question.
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i ment, how to implement it in the code, assuming i am using a finite volume method.
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Still not quite understanding the question; I am unfamiliar with any hybrid schemes FVM/IB... I only have experience with IB as a stand-alone method. Sorry -
Saverio |
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let me put it this way, i went on to the site u indicated and found a document which explains what is IB, if you can share some document or some piece of code which shows how to implement it then it would be great.
thanks much |
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