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April 29, 2011, 21:07 |
pre-conditioning for low mach number compressible flow solver
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Shenren Xu
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I'm learning how to implement a pre-conditioner for a compressible flow solver. I have one question about the time stepping, when a Weiss-Smith pre-conditioner is used.
So our solver is a steady flow solver, and originally local time stepping was used with multistage RK time integration. After I implemented the preconditioner (to rescale the residuals by multiplying the original residual with several matrix associated with the pre-conditioner), what change do I need to make to the time step calculation? Do I need to change the convection jacobian radius according to the pre-conditioned system (adjusted sound speed, which is close to typical flow speed) or should I keep them as they were? Does the answer depend on which kind of flux scheme I'm using (JST, Roe, AUSM+, Van Leer flux splitting)? Thanks. |
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