NASA NTRS · 20030002768
Designing Adaptive Low Dissipative High Order Schemes
Abstract
Proper control of the numerical dissipation/filter to accurately resolve all relevant multiscales of complex flow problems while still maintaining nonlinear stability and efficiency for long-time numerical integrations poses a great challenge to the design of numerical methods. The required type and amount of numerical dissipation/filter are not only physical problem dependent, but also vary from one flow region to another. This is particularly true for unsteady high-speed shock/shear/boundary-layer/turbulence/acoustics interactions and/or combustion problems since the dynamics of the nonlinear effect of these flows are not well-understood. Even with extensive grid refinement, it is of paramount importance to have proper control on the type and amount of numerical dissipation/filter in regions where it is needed.
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Yee, H. C., Sjoegreen, B., Parks, John W.. 2002-01-01. Designing Adaptive Low Dissipative High Order Schemes. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20030002768
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