Adaptive unstructured finite element method for two-dimensional detonation simulations
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The authors develop a hypothetical fuel-oxygen two-step reaction model to test an adaptive unstructured finite element scheme for two-dimensional gaseous detonation. The proposed technique allows an efficient use of grid points as compared to earlier structured grid approaches.
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