Mathematical and computer modeling of axisymmetric flows of an incompressible viscous fluid by the method of R -functions
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The mathematical and computer modeling of axisymmetric flows is considered. We constructed a mathematical model of motion of a viscous incompressible axisymmetric flow of fluid in channels of complex section. We developed a software for the numerical realization of this model by the method of R -functions in the POLE system. Computational experiments results are presented here. Real devices developed by using the proposed approach are shown.
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Computational Fluid Dynamics Stream Function Solid Wall Pole System Numerical Realization
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