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February 15, 2012, 07:07 |
Solving euler eq on unstructured grid: how do i transform the flux back...?
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CsNemes
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Hi all,
i am quite new, sorry if the title of my question is a little clumsy. (if you give a better one i will correct it) My problem looks simple, and i have already a working c++ program. But there is just one thing that i cannot accept. So there is the Euler eq. We are on an unstructured grid. (Triangles.) We solve it with the first order Euler method. Therefore I need the divergence of the flux. I transform my speed vector from my global coordinate system to the local coordinate system of one of the face of the given triangle. What is the flux at the face? I average the flux of the flux of neighboring triangles. Then i take the normal component of the flux. (normal to the face) And here is my question: Do i have to transform the flux to sum it up over the 3 faces of the given triangle? How? (Now i have a working code which only transform rhou end rhov back.) (2 dimensional problem) Thank you. |
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euler, flux, unstructured grid |
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