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October 13, 1998, 17:55	How to accelerate a time-dependent algorithm to steady-state?	#1
Matthew Cordery Guest Posts: n/a	I am wondering how people go about accelerating a time-dependent algorithm to steady-state? I am particularly interested in the situation where one is solving the time-dependent Stokes problem without the non-linear terms. I've been considering using the algorithm of Zienkiewicz et al (Int. J. Numer. Eng., v43, p565-583) but am only interested in the steady state solution (sans advection of the mesh after the velocities are found). Matthew

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