Direct and Large-Eddy Simulation V pp 147-154 | Cite as
A Three-Dimensional Adaptive Wavelet Method for Fluid-Structure Interaction
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Abstract
An adaptive wavelet collocation method for three-dimensional fluid-structure interaction at large Reynolds numbers is presented. This approach is shown to give accurate results with a reduced number of computational elements. The method is applied to two-dimensional flow past moving and fixed cylinders at Re = 102 and Re = 104, and to three-dimensional flow past a sphere at Re = 500. This is the first three-dimensional calculation of a flow past an obstacle using a dynamically adapted wavelet based approach.
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Turbulence fluid-structure interaction wavelets penalizationPreview
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