The effect of interpolation errors on the Lagrangian analysis of simulated turbulent channel flow (Q1316019)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 516894
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 516894 |
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The effect of interpolation errors on the Lagrangian analysis of simulated turbulent channel flow (English)
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3 November 1994
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Four different interpolation methods, namely pseudo-spectral, linear, cubic splines, and Hermite interpolation are compared in conjunction with particle position and velocities in Lagrangian calculations. The investigation concludes with the statement, that for wall-bounded turbulent flows the accuracy of the interpolation schemes has a significant effect on Lagrangian statistics, and that Hermite interpolation is substantially more accurate than either cubic splines or trilinear interpolation.
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pseudo-spectral interpolation
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linear interpolation
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cubic splines
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Hermite interpolation
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Lagrangian statistics
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trilinear interpolation
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0.787663459777832
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