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June 20, 2007, 03:53 |
Something not clear for me in Jasak's thesys
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Hi all,
I've read the thesys of Jasak. And in the part 3.8, when he speaks about the semi-discretized form of the momentum equation, I wonder where the "laplacian(nu,Grad(U))" is. Because, he says: a_p*U_p=H(U)-Grad(p), where H(U)=-sum[a_n*U_n]+U0/deltaT and div(UU)=a_p*U_p + sum[a_n*U_n] First I guess that laplacian(nu,Grad(U))=a_p * U_p + U0/deltaT But I'm quite not sure. Hope that somebody can tell me where the laplacian(nu,Grad(U)) term is, in the discretized form. Thanks in advance, Lam |
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