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October 9, 2005, 07:02
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Rhie and Chow
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rhie and chow smoothing is design to avoid a decoupling between the pressure and velocity field.
however does this method always work? i.e. does rhie and chow always fully give a full coupling for all situations and all geometries? are there limitations of the method? thanks. |
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