Gloth, Oliver: An Object-Oriented Finite Volume Framework and its Application to Fluid Dynamics Problems

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Titel
Acknowledgement
Contents
 
 
1 Introduction 1
2 Mathematical Models 3
2.1 Generic Form of Partial Differential Equations  
2.2 Compressible Navier-Stokes Equations  
3 Numerical Techniques  7
3.1 Grid Structure  
3.2 Finite Volume Discretization  
3.3 Time Integration  
3.4 Flux Formulations for Compressible Flow  
4 Mesh Generation 35
4.1 Generation of Unstructered Simplex Grids  
4.2 Mesh Generation based upon Level-Sets  
4.3 Isotropic Mesh Generation  
4.4 Creation of Quad-Layers  
4.5 Different Input Types  
4.6 Movings Boundaries  
5 Multi-Grid on Unstructered Grids 53
5.1 Basic Idea of Multi-Grid Methods  
5.2 Linear Mult-Grid  
5.3 The FAS method  
5.4 Contruction of Mesh Sequences  
5.5 Higher Order Spatial Discretization  
5.6 Boundary Conditions  
5.7 Inter-Grid Operators  
5.8 Impact of the Agglomeration Quality on the Convergence  
6 Object-Oriented Techniques and Numerics 71
6.1 Brief Introduction  
6.2 Classes and Inheritance  
6.3 Encapsulation  
6.4 Polymorphism  
6.5 A Simple Numerical Example  
7 Design of an OO/FV Library 83
7.1 General Concepts  
7.2 Implementation of New Control-Commands  
7.3 Implementation of New Numerical Operators  
8 Numerical Experiments 111
8.1 Lid Driven Cavity Flow (2D)  
8.2 Two-Dimensional Flow Around Aifoils  
8.3 Inviscid, Transsonic Flow Past an ONERA-M6 Wing  
9 Conclusions and Perspectives 125
9.1 Summary  
9.2 Critical Review of Design Criteria  
9.3 Maintainability  
9.4 Projects Using the Software  
9.5 Future Perspectives  
A Notation and Mathematical Symbols 131
A.1 Notation  
A.2 Symbols  
B Gradients 137
C Consistency on Triangular Grids 141
  Bibliography 145