An algorithm for simulating free surface flows is presented using large time step based on the wave-propagation method proposed by LeVeque,and an exact Riemann solver is used.A multiple wave approximation approach was...An algorithm for simulating free surface flows is presented using large time step based on the wave-propagation method proposed by LeVeque,and an exact Riemann solver is used.A multiple wave approximation approach was suggested for eliminating the discontinuities found in the rarefaction fans of dam-breaking flows.In addition,we use the random choice method to reduce non-physical oscillations.Applications demonstrate that the algorithm proposed in this paper can considerably increase the CFL number up to 25when modeling dam-break flows,while retaining satisfactory accuracy and efficiency.This suggests that our algorithm has the potential to be applied to modeling free surface flows.展开更多
基金supported by the National Basic Research Program of China (2011CB403304,2011CB409901)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (51039004,51109009)
文摘An algorithm for simulating free surface flows is presented using large time step based on the wave-propagation method proposed by LeVeque,and an exact Riemann solver is used.A multiple wave approximation approach was suggested for eliminating the discontinuities found in the rarefaction fans of dam-breaking flows.In addition,we use the random choice method to reduce non-physical oscillations.Applications demonstrate that the algorithm proposed in this paper can considerably increase the CFL number up to 25when modeling dam-break flows,while retaining satisfactory accuracy and efficiency.This suggests that our algorithm has the potential to be applied to modeling free surface flows.
