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    Adaptivity techniques for compressible inviscid flows (English)
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    2 January 1994
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    This paper discusses adaptivity achieved through point enrichment, point derefinement and point movement applied on general grids. A flexible data structure is described together with suitable strategies for adaptively refining a computational grid. Applications are presented of adaptive grid refinement for two-dimensional compressible flow simulation.
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    finite volume method
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    point enrichment
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    point derefinement
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    point movement
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