Christophe Picard , Guillaume Balarac, Pierre Augier
courtesy J.D. PhD Thesis
Abstract:
Navier Stokes – HPC
Number of sessions:
About 14 courses/practical sessions (21h)
Plan:
Part I - Reminder of numerical methods and notion of HPC (Christophe Picard)
Course / Concepts covered:
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Numerical methods for Navier-Stokes: finite differences, finite volumes, Smoothed-Particle Hydrodynamics, Lattice Boltzmann, etc... coupling Pressure-Velocity (Poisson equation)
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High Performance Computing : notion of parallelism
TP :
- Finite difference solver for 2D Navier-Stokes, application to Taylor-Green Vortex flow
Part II: Spectral approach and 2D turbulence (Pierre Augier)
Course / Concepts covered:
- Notion of 2D turbulence: scale developments in Turbulence
- Spectral approach
- Version management : Gitlab
Practical work:
- FluidSim in 2D Turbulence: energy transfer and flow concept
Part III : 3D turbulence and turbulence modeling (Guillaume Balarac)
Lecture / Concepts covered:
- Reminder of 3D turbulence
- Turbulence modeling: DNS, LES, RANS
Practical work:
- FluidSim in 3D Turbulence: energy transfer and LES modeling; energy balance