Interpolating matrix method: A finite difference method for arbitrary arrangement of mesh points
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The authors propose a simple method which is easy to implement for the construction of difference schemes for partial differential equations (the interpolating matrix method). The application of the method is exemplified for two-dimensional incompressible turbulent flows; numerical examples are also given.
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