论文信息 - A two-dimensional FEM adaptive moving-node method for steady Euler flow simulations

A two-dimensional FEM adaptive moving-node method for steady Euler flow simulations

Abstract A moving-node adapted mesh method is applied to mesh generation for the calculation of compressible steady Euler flows. The method used the equilibrium between fictitious springs connecting mesh nodes. Two-dimensional triangulations are used in combination with an upwind finite element scheme. Several examples of shocked flow calculations are presented, using unstructured meshes obtained by local element division.

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