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Zoiks Posted by: mastahoffunk
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Re=20, inclination angle=70deg, r=0.2 Posted by: mastahoffunk
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2D Navier-Stokes Elliptic Cylinder Posted by: mastahoffunk
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Vorticity Equation on a Finite Channel Posted by: mastahoffunk
Video duration: 100 seconds The initial flow is a perturbed steady-solution 'jet' to the vorticity equation. Numerical diffusion causes the flow to separate into vortical structures which interact with the boundaries. The domain is periodic in y with channel walls in x. Related: dynamics, fluid, navier-stokes, quasigeostrophy, vorticity |
