Time-conservative finite-volume method with large-eddy simulation for computational aeroacoustics

O. Aybay · 2010

Summary

The second-order time-conservative finite-volume method can solve practically relevant aeroacoustic problems with high-fidelity which is an exception to the conventional second- order schemes commonly regarded as inadequate for computational aeroACoustic (CAA) applications.

Published: 2010-01-01
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