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June 22, 2018, 09:04 |
A high order curvilinear mesh generation(converting) tool is strongly recommended!
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A high order curvilinear mesh generation(converting) tool, which is named 'GRIDer', is strongly recommended:
For high order numerical solver, such as DG, high order curvilinear mesh is necessary. If 1st straight-edge mesh is used for high resolution method, non-physics flow phenomenon would appears. A software named 'GRIDer' is found to convert 1st straight-edge mesh into curved-ede mesh for arbitrary cell type, such as triangle, quad, tet, prism, pyramid. INPUT: CGNS type of 1st straight-edge mesh && IGES CAD geometry model. OUTPUT: GMSH format of curved mesh. you can get it from https://github.com/grider2016/grider |
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