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Old   January 21, 2012, 07:45
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Hello. I'm Kyounghwa.
I'm going on check my New solver for N-S eq.
I have a question.

There are exact solution of N-S eq. about decaying vortices.

u(x,y,t)=-cosx*siny*exp(-2t)
v(x,y,t)=sinx*cosy*exp(-2t)
p(x,y,t)=-1/4*(cos2x+cos2y)*exp(-4t)

These equations are in Kim and Moin's paper.
"Application of a Fractional-Step Method to Incompressible navier-Stokes Equations" in 1985.
This eq. satisfies divergence free.
But, I can't solve by just substituting into Incompressible N-S eq. because the boundary condition of exact solution changes for time(t).

What will I do?
Please, give me an idea. I don't know anything.

I have one more question.

How to obtain a exact solution with boundary conditions of u and v are zero?

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Old   January 21, 2012, 08:08
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Hello. I'm Kyounghwa.
I'm going on check my New solver for N-S eq.
I have a question.

There are exact solution of N-S eq. about decaying vortices.

u(x,y,t)=-cosx*siny*exp(-2t)
v(x,y,t)=sinx*cosy*exp(-2t)
p(x,y,t)=-1/4*(cos2x+cos2y)*exp(-4t)

These equations are in Kim and Moin's paper.
"Application of a Fractional-Step Method to Incompressible navier-Stokes Equations" in 1985.
This eq. satisfies divergence free.
But, I can't solve by just substituting into Incompressible N-S eq. because the boundary condition of exact solution changes for time(t).

What will I do?
Please, give me an idea. I don't know anything.

I have one more question.

How to obtain a exact solution with boundary conditions of u and v are zero?
This solution is periodic in x and y, just put periodic boundary conditions
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Old   January 21, 2012, 08:57
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This solution is periodic in x and y, just put periodic boundary conditions

I'm very sorry about that.
I don't understand.

There is exp(-2t) in equation.
So, u and v change in time. Am I wrong?

Please, explain in greater detail.
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Old   January 21, 2012, 10:05
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This solution is periodic in x and y, just put periodic boundary conditions
You mean...time is fixed?
Then, will I check for one clock?
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You mean...time is fixed?
Then, will I check for one clock?

no, time is notr fixed. What he meant is that the solution stays periodic in space, and decays in time. Just put periodic bcs on your spatial domain!
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Old   January 23, 2012, 10:36
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no, time is notr fixed. What he meant is that the solution stays periodic in space, and decays in time. Just put periodic bcs on your spatial domain!

Ok. I'm understanding.
I will try to do. And I will report.
Thanks.

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