An energy-dissipative remedy against carbuncle: application to hypersonic flows around blunt bodies
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- Stability analysis of the carbuncle phenomenon and the sonic point glitch
- Numerical investigation of Mach number consistent Roe solvers for the Euler equations of gas dynamics
- Effect of concentrated energy deposition on the aerodynamic drag of a blunt body in hypersonic flow
- Application of the artificial viscosity for suppressing the carbuncle phenomenon in Godunov-type schemes
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