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Hi everyone,
I was wondering if you can determine a reasonable timestep for a given grid size or vice versa only considering the resolved eddies. Hence I was looking for a dependency of time (or velocity) scale on length scale but could not find anything helpful except for the smalles eddies dissipating the energy. Thanks for any hints. |
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Filippo Maria Denaro
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Given the grid size, both in LES and DNS the time step is very low both for numerical stability and accuracy. |
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