Comparison of a least-square weighted residual method and the Taylor-Galerkin method based on level set formulation for interface capturing (Q392879)

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Comparison of a least-square weighted residual method and the Taylor-Galerkin method based on level set formulation for interface capturing
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    Comparison of a least-square weighted residual method and the Taylor-Galerkin method based on level set formulation for interface capturing (English)
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    15 January 2014
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    Summary: In this study, a least-square weighted residual method and the Taylor-Galerkin method have been adopted for the discretisation of the two hyperbolic-type equations of level set method: advection and reinitialisation equations. The accuracy and efficiency of the two methods were compared by solving a time-reversed vortex flow and a three-dimensional broken dam flows. A four-step splitting P1P1 finite element method was used for the solution of the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations. These numerical experiments showed that both the least-square weighted residual method and the Taylor-Galerkin method were first-order accurate in space and that the least-square method was more accurate and conservative than Taylor-Galerkin method in terms of mass error.
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    least-squares weighted residual method
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    Taylor-Galerkin method
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    level set method
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    advection
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    reinitialisation
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    time-reversed vortex flow
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    3D broken dam flows
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    finite element method
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    FEM
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    incompressible Navier-Stokes equations
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    direct numerical simulation
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    DNS
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    free surface flow
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