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January 16, 2021, 11:35 |
MultiDimensionalLimiter vs. 1D Limiter
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sanjeev adhikari
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Hello all,
Why venkatakrishna limiter is called MultiDimensional Limiter? What's the difference with 1D Limiter (vanLeer, vanAlbada, Minmod limiter )? I know venkatakrishna limiter is used for unstructured grid and also it uses these 1D Limiter. Can it be used for structured grid or MUSCL limiter is the better ? Thank you everyone in advance!!! |
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January 17, 2021, 18:16 |
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Joel C Lisanti
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I recommend reading the following:
Kim, Sung-Eun. "A multi-dimensional linear reconstruction scheme for arbitrary unstructured mesh." 16th AIAA Computational Fluid Dynamics Conference. 2003. If my understanding is correct, using a multi-dimensional limiter reduces numerical dissipation (limiting slopes at each cell face rather than all faces equally). |
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