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Old   September 12, 2013, 14:58
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Hy!

I'm currently trying to simulate over- and underexpanded flow of a Laval nozzle. For that purpose I use the Maccormack technique.
For internal nodes the technique is pretty easy, but I don't know how to deal with the predictor and corrector step at boundaries.


I will try to explain my problem by using an example.

Consider a boundary where I have to extrapolate the values from the inside. The Maccormack techniqe uses a predictor and a corrector step. Should I do the extrapolation twice, hence between the steps to get a predicted value for the boundary and after the corrector step?
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Hi,

I know its been a long time since this question was posted.
I am facing the exact same issue.
How did you resolve your problem ?
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