Solving partial differential equations using recursive grids
Numerical methods and software tools for solving partial differential equations with variable local resolution are discussed. The choice of a grid type represents a trade-off between simplicity of the grid and its ability to cover the computational domain economically with the locally required resolution. The author investigates a class of recursive grids that looks particularly promising for use in general-purpose solvers. Recursive grids, their properties, algorithms for grid handling, and data structures for grid implementation are described in detail. An application of the interactive programming environment to flame-flow interaction problems is illustrated.
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