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MSC:
35L65,
35L67,
65M20,
76N10,
76N15,
76R10 | MR 1894668 | Zbl 1090.65532 | DOI: 10.1023/A:1021789203207
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Keywords:
numerical software; computational fluid dynamics; compressible Euler equations; method of lines; approximate Riemann solver; numerical flux; 1D; quasi-1D; 2D; axisymmetric 3D; 3D; finite volume method; unstructured grid; implicit adaptive time integration
numerical software; computational fluid dynamics; compressible Euler equations; method of lines; approximate Riemann solver; numerical flux; 1D; quasi-1D; 2D; axisymmetric 3D; 3D; finite volume method; unstructured grid; implicit adaptive time integration
Summary:
This paper is aimed at the description of the multi-dimensional finite volume solver EULER, which has been developed for the numerical solution of the compressible Euler equations during several last years. The present overview of numerical schemes and the explanation of numerical techniques and tricks which have been used for EULER could be of certain interest not only for registered users but also for numerical mathematicians who have decided to implement a finite volume solver themselves. This solver has been used also for the computation of numerical examples presented in [3].
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[4] P. Šolín, K. Segeth: Application of the method of lines to the nonstationary compressible Euler equations. Internat. J. Numer. Methods Fluids, Submitted.
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[6] P. Šolín: Three-dimensonal Euler equations and their numerical solution by the finite volume method. Master thesis (Part 1), Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, Prague, 1996.
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