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Old   October 24, 2022, 12:52
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I am performing RANS simulation with the k-omega SST model. I would like to compute the two following scalar invariants of velocity gradient for a 2D periodical channel flow:


Q_A=-0.5A_{ij}A_{ji} and Q_s=-0.5S_{ij}S_{ji}
with A_{ij}=\frac{\partial U_i}{\partial x_j} and S_{ij} = 0.5 (A_{ij}+A_{ji}).



Could you confirm me that:


Q_A=-0.5A_{ij}A_{ji}=-0.5(A_{11}A_{11}+A_{12}A_{21}+A_{22}A_{22}+A_{21}A_{12})?


Q_S=-0.5S_{ij}S_{ji}=-0.5(S_{11}S_{11}+S_{12}S_{21}+S_{22}S_{22}+S_{21}S_{12})?


Moreover, I want to compute the ratio between production and dissipation. The production can be approximated with : P\nu_t S^2. Could you confirm me that the production is linked to the Q_S invariant? P=\nu_t(-2Q_S)?


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