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May 2, 2007, 22:41	Initial Transients: Physical or Numerical	#1
Dominic Guest Posts: n/a	Hi, Can initial Transients for an unsteady flow simulation be 'physical' when a higher order accurate time stepping/ space discretization scheme is used ? Lets say the unsteadiness is introduced by virtue of body movement right from time t=0. Dominic

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