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Old   November 6, 2015, 06:43
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I know what DNS means. Your discretization scheme has a certain numerical diffusion. If this is not low enough you can't do any DNS or LES, basically your DNS becomes some kind of LES.
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Old   November 6, 2015, 06:52
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My time integration scheme used in DNS works is IMEXOrder2 (ImplicitExplicitOrder2) and as far as I know it has a numerical diffusion low enough to solve the problem with DNS method. I've compared my DNS work with other DNS studies in the literature and our results are matched exactly.

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And the spatial disrectization?
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Continuous Galerkin projection is used in Nektar++ for spatial discretisation of NS Equations.

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Ok, and how fine was the mesh in the separation region?
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There are almost 2 million grid points at a region 5D after constriction.

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Hi!
I try to simulate similar process - can you share geometry (blockMesh) ?
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