On some recent adventures into improved finite element CFD methods for convective transport (Q1267940)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1210885
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    On some recent adventures into improved finite element CFD methods for convective transport
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1210885

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      On some recent adventures into improved finite element CFD methods for convective transport (English)
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      19 September 1999
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      The UTK (University of Tennessee, Knoxville) CFD research group describes its search on examining generalized Taylor series (Lax-Wendroff) methods, characteristic Euler flux resolutions, subgrid embedded high-degree Lagrange bases with static condensation, and assembled-stencil Fourier analysis optimization for finite element weak statement implementations. For appropriate model problems, including steady convection-diffusion and pure unsteady convection, and benchmark Navier-Stokes definitions, recent advances have led to accurate monotone methods with linear basis efficiency. This contribution highlights the theoretical developments, and presents quantitative documentation of achievable high quality solutions.
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      generalized Taylor series methods
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      characteristic Euler flux resolutions
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      subgrid embedded high-degree Lagrange bases with static condensation
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      assembled-stencil Fourier analysis optimization
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      steady convection-diffusion
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      unsteady convection
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      monotone methods
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