An adaptive mesh refinement algorithm based on a continuous adjoint ap- proach is developed. Both the primal equation and the adjoint equation are approximated with the discontinuous Galerkin （DG） method. The propos...An adaptive mesh refinement algorithm based on a continuous adjoint ap- proach is developed. Both the primal equation and the adjoint equation are approximated with the discontinuous Galerkin （DG） method. The proposed adaptive algorithm is used in compressible Euler equations. Numerical tests are made to show the superiority of the proposed adaptive algorithm.展开更多
Since the original DDG method has been introduced by Liu et al.[8]in 2009,a variety of DDG type methods have been proposed and further developed.In this paper,we further investigate and develop a new DDG method with i...Since the original DDG method has been introduced by Liu et al.[8]in 2009,a variety of DDG type methods have been proposed and further developed.In this paper,we further investigate and develop a new DDG method with interface correction(DDG(IC))as the discretization of viscous and heat fluxes for the compressible Navier-Stokes equations on unstructured grids.Compared to the original DDG method,the newly developed DDG(IC)method demonstrates its superior in delivering the optimal order of accuracy under demanding situations.Strategies in extension and application of this newly developed DDG(IC)method for solving the compressible Navier-Stokes equations and special treatments designed for handling boundary viscous fluxes are presented and examined in this work.The performance of the new DDG method with interface correction is carefully evaluated and assessed through a number of typical test cases.Numerical experiments show that the new DDG method with interface correction can achieve the optimal order of accuracy on both uniform structured grids and nonuniform unstructured grids,which clearly indicates its potential for further applications of real engineering practices.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.91530325)the International Cooperation Project(No.2010DFR00700)the Fundamental Research of Civil Aircraft(No.MJ-F-2012-04)
文摘An adaptive mesh refinement algorithm based on a continuous adjoint ap- proach is developed. Both the primal equation and the adjoint equation are approximated with the discontinuous Galerkin （DG） method. The proposed adaptive algorithm is used in compressible Euler equations. Numerical tests are made to show the superiority of the proposed adaptive algorithm.
基金The authorswould like to acknowledge the partial support provided by National Natural Science Foundation of China No.10931004 and No.9153030001Fundamental Research of Civil Aircraft No.MJ-F-2012-04Computations in this work have been performed based on deal.II library[32].
文摘Since the original DDG method has been introduced by Liu et al.[8]in 2009,a variety of DDG type methods have been proposed and further developed.In this paper,we further investigate and develop a new DDG method with interface correction(DDG(IC))as the discretization of viscous and heat fluxes for the compressible Navier-Stokes equations on unstructured grids.Compared to the original DDG method,the newly developed DDG(IC)method demonstrates its superior in delivering the optimal order of accuracy under demanding situations.Strategies in extension and application of this newly developed DDG(IC)method for solving the compressible Navier-Stokes equations and special treatments designed for handling boundary viscous fluxes are presented and examined in this work.The performance of the new DDG method with interface correction is carefully evaluated and assessed through a number of typical test cases.Numerical experiments show that the new DDG method with interface correction can achieve the optimal order of accuracy on both uniform structured grids and nonuniform unstructured grids,which clearly indicates its potential for further applications of real engineering practices.
