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Abstract
Several explicit high‐resolution schemes for transient compressible flows with moving shocks are combined in such a way so as to achieve the highest possible speed without compromising accuracy. The main algorithmic changes considered comprise the following:
- replacing limiting and approximate Riemann solvers by simpler schemes during the initial stages of Runge–Kutta solvers, and only using limiting and approximate Riemann solvers for the last stage;
- automatically switching to simpler schemes for smooth flow regions;
- automatic deactivation of quiescent regions; and
- unstructured grids with cartesian cores or embedded cartesian grids.
The results from several examples demonstrate that speedup factors of 1:4 are attainable without compromising the accuracy of the traditional FCT schemes.
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Published on 01/01/2008
DOI: 10.1002/fld.1598
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA license
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