hi,

does anyone know good introductory books to large eddy simulation? it would be quite good, if that book also contains some examples. i know the basic principles of LES, but still have no idea about the details (e.g. how to filter the navier-stokes-equations with numerical methods, and so on).

most books i found just explained the principles without any examples, and some of them were rather written for experts.

hope someone can help me.

thanks a lot!

hi, u can get some info from following site http://www.glue.umd.edu/~ugo/research/publications.html

by

P. Saugat, "Introduction to LES of Incompressible flows" Springer-Verlag April'2001.

It is a decent book for the begineers and contains a lot of higher level stuff too (that does not mean that begineers can't understand it).... Although I would still suggest the journal papers to be the starting point if you want to be a researcher in this area

Bye Mayank

[m zahid]

hi, i know this thread is around 15 year old. A lot of development has been done during this time. Recently, my friend recommended me this book

"Turbulence in Fluids" Authors: Lesieur, Marcel

http://www.springer.com/gp/book/9781402064340#

this book includes all basic information about the development of LES from initial to upto 2008. If anybody know about the more advance book on LES please share information.
thanks

[FMDenaro]

You can find a mathematical perspective of LES in this book

http://www.springer.com/la/book/9783540263166

[m zahid]

Thanks FMDenaro, i just checked this book. this book is good for detail study of mathematical perspective of LES.
Again thanks for sharing information.