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Old   September 24, 2003, 09:27
Default Crank-nicholson and Pressure correction
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jdc
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Hi all,

I wish to integrate the NS equations using a Crank-Nicholson scheme and a pressure correction algorithm (with dilatable term). I am not confident with the treatment of the term [d(rho)/dt] that appears as a source term of the pressure equation. Has anyone clearly describe the derivation of this term for Crank-Nicholson scheme?

Also: I saw sometimes "Crank-Nicolson" and some other times "Crank-Nicholson". Which one is correct?

Thanks in advance, Julien
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