An implicit multigrid algorithm for computing hypersonic, chemically reacting viscous flows
An implicit algorithm for computing viscous flows in chemical nonequilibrium is presented. Emphasis is placed on the numerical efficiency of the time integration scheme, both in terms of per-iteration workload and overall convergence rate. In this context, several techniques are introduced, including a stable, \({\mathcal O}(m^2)\) approximate factorization of the chemical source Jacobian and implementations of \(V\)-cycle and filtered multigrid acceleration methods. A five species-seventeen reaction air model is used to calculate hypersonic viscous flow over a cylinder at conditions corresponding to flight at 5 km/s, 60 km altitude and at 11.36 km/s, 76.42 km altitude.
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