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A generalized hyperbolic marching technique for three-dimensional supersonic flow with shocks

Abstract

The current paper introduces a generalized, nonorthogonal coordinate system for application to supersonic flows with such large angles between streamlines of the initial Cauchy data and the marching direction that the velocity component in the marching direction is actually subsonic. Finite-difference operators are developed to solve the three-dimensional, steady, inviscid conservation equations of fluid flow referenced to this general frame. Moreover, a new method of aligning the difference mesh to the bow shock wave is presented which eliminates both the necessity for differencing the free-stream flow properties and the spurious fluctuations that often arise in conservative variables when they are differenced across the discontinuity. Results are given for the case of flow past a conical surface.

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Rizzi, A. W., Klavins, A., Maccormack, R. W.. 1975-01-01. A generalized hyperbolic marching technique for three-dimensional supersonic flow with shocks. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19750058149

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