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August 15, 2004, 14:31 |
courant number
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hello please tell me what is the importance of courant number in CFD. thanks a lot
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August 16, 2004, 09:16 |
Re: courant number
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The solution will generally converge faster for larger Courant numbers, unless the integration scheme becomes unstable. Since you have performed some initial iterations, and the solution is stable, you can try increasing the Courant number to speed up convergence. If the residuals increase without bound, or you get a floating point exception, you will need to decrease the Courant number, read in the previous data file, and try again.
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August 16, 2004, 09:17 |
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The solution will generally converge faster for larger Courant numbers, unless the integration scheme becomes unstable. Since you have performed some initial iterations, and the solution is stable, you can try increasing the Courant number to speed up convergence. If the residuals increase without bound, or you get a floating point exception, you will need to decrease the Courant number, read in the previous data file, and try again.
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