论文信息 - Simulation of transient viscoelastic flow with second order time integration

Simulation of transient viscoelastic flow with second order time integration

Abstract The Lagrangian Integral Method (LIM) for the simulation of time-dependent flow of viscoelastic fluids is extended to second order accuracy in the time integration. The method is tested on the established sphere in a cylinder benchmark problem.

Henrik Koblitz Rasmussen | O. Hassager | H. K. Rasmussen | Ole Hassager

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