We are a few volunteer authors who are struggling to improve the turbulence modeling section in CFD-Wiki. It is a big task and we are far to few contributors right now.

Please give us a hand with this! Everyone can help and we sure need all the help we can get. For more information see:

http://www.cfd-online.com/Wiki/Focus...lence_modeling


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Dear Jonas

I was in hospital again....

As soon as I'll recover completely I dare to suggest some help

I think that my small contribution will be the same as with schemes of approximations....

Best Wishes

Michail

Hi Michail. Good to hear from you. I missed your CFD-Wiki contributions. But take your time to recover. There is no rush with the discretization schemes in CFD-Wiki. Right now we are trying to focus all our efforts on the turbulence modeling section. You can continue your work with the schemes when you feel better.

Dear Jonas

I'am very glad to hear from You too....I was missing for CFD

Thank You very much

I have some literature at home and among others "Lectures in Turbulence for the 21st centure" by William K. George

As we glad to hear - he agreed to fit his work to CFD-Wiki -

As i could notice - someone try to write but I suppose it's rather difficlt for him to find time - perhaps he work in the Chalmers on his thesis - I dare to suggest my help - rewriting Willam K. George lectures to the Wiki

Later I'll try to made it wider due to other issues....

What do You think about????

I'm not sure if Pavitran, who was working on transfering William K George's turbulence book to the Wiki, intends to continue with this. I think that he finished his MSc at Chalmers and moved to Spain to start as a PhD student there. In any case I'm sure that he would appreciate any assistance. It would be good if we could get the turbulence section improved also. Right now it is just one large article. It needs to be split into smaller more digestable chunks I think.

Dear Jonas

Ok!!!!!!!!!

So as soon as I'll make all at home (it'll be next week) - I'll start....

Thank You for permission for work. - It'll be my psichological reabilitation - I need it very much - to work in our team.

Thank You

Greatfully and Sincerely Yours

Mike