Navier Stokes modeled with MFEM

Authors

  • Danny Julian Perilla Mikan
  • Ana Maria Luz
  • Henrique Versieux

Abstract

Finite Element methods can be used to model fluid dynamics problems using Navier Stokes equation in several different ways but we are interested in compare two approaches for a physical application. The challenge in using a complex geometry immersed in a fluid flow is how to construct a mesh that can be adapted near the object’s surface with possible irregular edges or cramped sides. [...]

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References

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Published

2024-05-06