WIND-US time stepping
 

Does any one know what is the default time stepping method in WIND-US? I know the default explicit operator is Roe's second order upwind biased flux diff splitting. Thanks

Re: WIND-US time stepping
 

Dear friends:

Could you please tell me how to download the wind-us. regards

Re: WIND-US time stepping
 

The following info on obtaining the Wind-US code is taken from: http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/winddocs...obtaining.html

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Re: WIND-US time stepping
 

The timestepping in Wind-US is described at: http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/winddocs...rical:timestep

The default is first order Euler differencing. Other options include second order, global Newton iteration, and multi-stage Runge-Kutta.

Re: WIND-US time stepping
 

Could anyone please tell me about the default time stepping scheme used in wind-us??

Thanks

Re: WIND-US time stepping
 

Thanks so much