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phuchuynh November 14, 2015 16:29

What 's different between the linearUpwind and LinearUpwindV ?
 
Hi everyone,

I have confused between "linearUpwind" and "linearUpwindV". I dont know that as using the "linearUpwindV", it is better than use "linearUpwind" ? Could help me the formula of "linearUpwindV" method ?
The word "V" in linearUpwindV ", which is the vector ?

Thanks

Phuc.

Bazinga November 15, 2015 06:59

I don't know the exact formulation of the different schemes, but some of your questions are answered in the OF UserGuide:
http://cfd.direct/openfoam/user-guide/fvschemes/

fede32 September 30, 2018 11:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bazinga (Post 573373)
I don't know the exact formulation of the different schemes, but some of your questions are answered in the OF UserGuide:
http://cfd.direct/openfoam/user-guide/fvschemes/


From the user guide:
‘V’-schemes are specialised versions of schemes designed for vector fields. They differ from conventional schemes by calculating a single limiter which is applied to all components of the vectors, rather than calculating separate limiters for each component of the vector. The ‘V’-schemes’ single limiter is calculated based on the direction of most rapidly changing gradient, resulting in the strongest limiter being calculated which is most stable but arguably less accurate.


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