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Old   December 22, 2004, 18:30
Default Shock Capturing in a Con-Di Nozzle.
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Meriem Allouache
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Hi, I am trying to find an alternative/similar dissipation term to the Jamesn's Scheme in order to remove the non-physical expansion shock at convergent part of the nozzle. Some terms were tried but wiggles in the tip of the Shock are still there!

Any suggestions/ references or Advice from your experience is appreciated.

Thanks for your time.
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