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Shuo September 23, 2008 21:59

TVD grid resolution
 
Hi

From what I have read it appears the simulations using TVD method have relatively coarsely meshes. From my personal experiences, the finer mesh the more problems i encounter with boundary conditions and 'streaklines'. Why is this so?

Shuo


meda September 24, 2008 16:52

Re: TVD grid resolution
 
you use TVD methods in coarse meshes because you cant see much differences between discretization schemes in fine meshes. as you may know, even FOU works good enough in a fine grid. the main idea to develop TVD is to achieve high resolution in coarse grids.

shuo September 24, 2008 17:56

Re: TVD grid resolution
 
Sorry what does FOU stand for? ALso could you please provide me with some references on grid resolution and TVD methods.

Thanks Shuo

and September 25, 2008 15:40

Re: TVD grid resolution
 
FOU= First Order Upwind unfortunately I dont remember any reference on grid resolution. good luck

shuo September 25, 2008 18:12

Re: TVD grid resolution
 
My personal experience shows that fine grids introduce instabilities and reflections from the 'non-reflecting B.C.'


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