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April 7, 2002, 07:26 |
Node-Based and Cell-Centred Patterns
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What deficiency and advantage have node-based and cell-centred patterns for control-volume discretisation of transport equation on unstructured grids ?
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April 8, 2002, 15:19 |
Re: Node-Based and Cell-Centred Patterns
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Well, for the same tetrahedral mesh for example, you get to compute the solution at 5 times more points using cell-centered calculations compared to vertex centered methods: more CPU time, more accuracy, more memory requirements,... it depends on what price you want to pay for your runs. With a cell-centered formulation, the control volume is straightforward: the cell volume and faces. Otherwise, you have to define faces that separate nodes, etc... I think CFX5 is node centered for instance...
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