High performance simulations of compressible flows inside car engine geometries using the N3S-NATUR parallel solver
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DEC Alpha clusterdeforming meshesdomain partitioning techniquesFastEthernet switchfinite element analysismessage passing programmingN3S-NATUR parallel CFD softwarePentium Pro clusterpiston engine geometriesSGI Origin 2000 MIMD systemthree-dimensional compressible Navier-Stokes equationstwo-equation turbulence model
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