Titlebook: Boundary Elements in Fluid Dynamics; C. A. Brebbia,P. W. Partridge Book 1992 Computational Mechanics Publications 1992 computational fluid

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-211-75794-9ses a unique continuous solution when the boundary of the particle is a Lyapunov surface and the velocity data on the boundary surface is continuous and this system is used as the basis of a numerical model that uses standard boundary element techniques.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-0281-7lement concept external to the finite element region is utilized. Presented are the numerical results obtained for viscous flow past a swept bump on a circular cylinder. The technique proves itself to be capable of depicting the flow field with small number of grid points used in discretization in space and with considerably large steps in time.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138241linear compressible flows. To be consistent with the mixed-nature of transonic flows, the Murman-Cole type-difference scheme is used to compute the derivatives of the density. The present scheme is applied to flows around a rectangular wing with circular-arc section at incompressible, high- subsonic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138241ional flow around an airfoil is considered, in which the boundary layer separates from the airfoil and an adjacent dead air region is formed. As second example, the flow around a prolate spheroid at incidence is treated, in which case separation leads to a thin free vortex layer. A third example is

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rious test for any numerical method, and is an area in which BEM analysis may be used taking full advantage of its special characteris- tics. The conference includes sections on turbomachinery, aerodynamics, viscous flow and turbulence models, and special flow situations. The organisers would like to thank th978-94-011-2876-6

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A 3D IEM for Compressible Wing Flows With and Without Shockslinear compressible flows. To be consistent with the mixed-nature of transonic flows, the Murman-Cole type-difference scheme is used to compute the derivatives of the density. The present scheme is applied to flows around a rectangular wing with circular-arc section at incompressible, high- subsonic

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Description of Viscous-Inviscid Interaction Using Boundary Elementsional flow around an airfoil is considered, in which the boundary layer separates from the airfoil and an adjacent dead air region is formed. As second example, the flow around a prolate spheroid at incidence is treated, in which case separation leads to a thin free vortex layer. A third example is