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Paper 35: Stability, Convergence, and Accuracy of Two-Dimensional Streamline Curvature Methods Using Quasi-Orthogonals
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1969
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Numerical AnalysisEngineeringFluid MechanicsComputational MechanicsUnsteady FlowStreamline Curvature TechniqueNumerical ComputationNumerical SimulationNumerical StabilityGrid Aspect RatioHydrodynamic StabilitySemi-implicit MethodMultiphase FlowNumerical MethodsNumerical Method For Partial Differential EquationAerospace EngineeringCivil EngineeringAerodynamicsSecond DerivativeNumerical TreatmentPaper 35
The streamline curvature technique for the numerical solution of the equations of motion for two-dimensional flow has been analysed. By considering a simple flow case an optimum damping factor for the quasi-orthogonal method was derived as a function of grid aspect ratio, Mach number, and differentiation formula, and the number of iterations required for a given accuracy was found. The stability and accuracy properties of numerical methods for finding the second derivative of a curve were also investigated, and it was found that, in this context, finite difference methods using polynomials were the best and spline methods the worst.
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