Research of influence of reduced-order boundary on accuracy and solution of interior points

doi:10.1007/s10483-017-2153-6

Abstract

Abstract:

The flow field with a high order scheme is usually calculated so as to solve complex flow problems and describe the flow structure accurately. However, there are two problems, i.e., the reduced-order boundary is inevitable and the order of the scheme at the discontinuous shock wave contained in the flow field as the supersonic flow field is low. It is questionable whether the reduced-order boundary and the low-order scheme at the shock wave have an effect on the numerical solution and accuracy of the flow field inside. In this paper, according to the actual situation of the direct numerical simulation of the flow field, two model equations with the exact solutions are solved, which are steady and unsteady, respectively, to study the question with a high order scheme at the interior of the domain and the reduced-order method at the boundary and center of the domain. Comparing with the exact solutions, it is found that the effect of reduced-order exists and cannot be ignored. In addition, the other two model equations with the exact solutions, which are often used in fluid mechanics, are also studied with the same process for the reduced-order problem.

Key words: accuracy, high order scheme, shock wave, reduced-order boundary, numerical solution

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Yunlong LI, Wei CAO. Research of influence of reduced-order boundary on accuracy and solution of interior points. Applied Mathematics and Mechanics (English Edition), 2017, 38(1): 111-124.

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