Fundamentals of computational fluid dynamics
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The book contains a broad variety of numerical methods for partial differential equations arising in fluid dynamics. After a brief introduction of conservation laws, the authors discuss various finite volume and finite difference methods. Thereby, also higher-order schemes are introduced, and fundamental concepts of time marching methods are presented. The book is written as a textbook and provides valuable information for students, researchers and practitioners in science and engineering.
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