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March 23, 2016, 18:34 |
How to treat structured mesh close to a 2d curved surface
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Soyol
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Suppose I have a 2d rectangular domain and only the lower side is a sinusoidal curve instead of a straight line side. I want to solve an equation by finite difference scheme inside the domain, but do not know how to treat the points close to the curved shape at the bottom (sinusoidal curve). I do not know how to mesh cells adjacent to this curve and whether I can solve the discretized equation by finite difference scheme close to them or not. |
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March 30, 2016, 07:40 |
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Chitra Sirwani
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curved edge, finite difference, finite difference method, structured mesh. |
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