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October 29, 2001, 12:37
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mapping of a flow field
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Hello, I want to map quantities of a flow field from a coarse (fine) mesh on to a fine (coarse) mesh conservatively.
Is there a well working numerical algorithm known? Or does somebody know literature on that topic? Thank you very much, Uli |
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October 31, 2001, 18:14
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Re: mapping of a flow field
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Uing Tecplot, Output Data function. It can output data to both finer or coarser grid. Good luck! Tingguang
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November 1, 2001, 13:12
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Re: mapping of a flow field
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Hi,
That is interesting. But where is the Output Data function? I am using TECPLOT 9.0. Thanks. Tony |
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