scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1015058
The paper summarizes results from a numerical study conducted in order to clarify the requirements for the large-eddy simulation of near-wall turbulence. A key finding of the study is that an inverse cascade of turbulent kinetic energy from small to large scales exists within the buffer layer which cannot be accounted for by currently applied subgrid models. This may lead to significant errors in large-eddy simulations when the wall layer is resolved. Therefore a new model for the eddy viscosity is proposed which is more consistent with the near-wall physics than are the models commonly employed. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0846.00039].
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