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Hello, I would like to ask about some reference for FVM in moving grids. Since the control volume is not fixed, standard derivation of the algebraic equations, by commuting between the volume integral and the time integral, is not possible. Also, I would like to check the equations I obtained in cylindrical coordinates, by using upwind and central differencing. Since I will use them for moving grids, formulae for non-uniform grids would be better. All of this is in 1D. Thanks,
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C. W. Hirt, et al. Journal of Computational Physics 14 (1974), p. 227
W. Pracht, Journal of Computational Physics 17 (1975), p. 132 |
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Thank you, Dean, I'll promptly check them out. Greetings,
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