A family of Navier-Stokes preconditioners is presented that may reduce the stiffness due to complicated interaction between convection and diffusion in viscous flows. Navier-Stokes preconditioning is developed based on a Fourier analysis of the discretized equations and a dispersion analysis of the
Design Criteria for Local Euler Preconditioning
β Scribed by Dohyung Lee
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1998
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 404 KB
- Volume
- 144
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0021-9991
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β¦ Synopsis
Euler preconditioning has remarkable benefits in removing stiffness, making systems of equations behave as a scalar equation, preserving accuracy, and decoupling the Euler equations. Design criteria for optimal Euler preconditioning are discussed that retain the basic preconditioning benefits and remove the causes of instabilities due to the use of preconditioning. New families of 1D and 2D optimal Euler preconditioners are presented that may satisfy the design criteria in an optimal way. In particular, focusing on resolution of the stability problem associated with stagnation points, a stagnation preconditioner and a suboptimal Van Leer-Lee-Roe preconditioner are studied. These preconditioners are less sensitive to flow-angle variation across cells and/or produce a closer-to-orthogonal eigenvector system.
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