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June 19, 2012, 04:36 |
What is Gauss linear upwind?
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Hi,
i have a question concerning an existing case i didn't create by myself, but I have to use it. There's a divScheme i don't understand: div((nuEff*def(grad(U).T()))) Gauss linear upwind; I know linear is second order interpolation. I know upwind is first order interpolation. But I don't know how this one behaves and which on the argument of the other one is. Could someone tell me something like Gauus <interpolationScheme> <...>? Gauss <...> <interpolationScheme>? Thanks for your help, okroud |
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divscheme, first order, linear upwind, second order |
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