Linear stability of incompressible flow using a mixed finite element method
fractional step finite element methodlid-driven cavity flownonsingular generalized eigenproblemnormal mode analysisquadratic interpolationsix-node quadratic Lagrange triangular elementsslight compressibilityTaylor-Görtler-like vorticesthree-dimensional disturbancesthree-node linear Lagrange triangular elements
By means of the fractional step finite element method, the two-dimensional base flows are numerically computed over a range of Reynolds numbers, and then they are perturbed with three-dimensional disturbances. By using linear stability and normal mode analysis, we obtain the equations governing the evolution of perturbation from linearized Navier-Stokes equations with slight compressibility. In terms of the mixed finite element discretization (in which six-node quadratic Lagrange triangular elements with quadratic interpolation for velocities \((P_2)\) and three-node linear Lagrange triangular elements for pressure \((P_1)\) are used), a nonsingular generalized eigenproblem is formulated whose solution gives the dispersion relationship between the complex growth rate and the wave number. As an example, we examine the stability of lid-driven cavity flow.
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