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April 2, 2020, 22:48 |
Explicit finite difference formula
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Marrie
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Hello,
I am a new user of SU2. After playing with the code, I decide to dig deeper to understand how things are put together. I am running the tutorial on the Inviscid Bump using an Euler implicit schems for time discretization and JST to handle convective flux. In the SU2_CFD folder, there are lots of subroutines that are use to do a lot of things: numerics, integrations... The SU2_CFD seems to do all of the function calls to these different functions. Usually in my CFD class, we have a final step to advance the solution to the next time. Where can I find this? |
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April 3, 2020, 05:22 |
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Pedro Gomes
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In CIntegration::Space_Integration you see the calls to the CSolver methods responsible for spacial integration e.g. the application of the convective scheme.
In CIntegration::Time_Integration you see the calls to the different methods of advancing the solution in time (or pseudo-time for dual-timestepping). You can then look, for example, in CEulerSolver::ImplicitEuler_Iteration to see the implementation. (we have been moving and renaming the files and I am not sure what version you are using, in any case if you look for those names in .cpp files it should be fine) |
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