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The method of space-time conservation element and solution element - Applications to one-dimensional and two-dimensional time-marching flow problems
1995
12th Computational Fluid Dynamics Conference
unpublished
A nontraditional numerical method for solving conservation laws is being developed. The new method is designed from a physicist's perspective, i.e., its development is based more on physics than numerics. Even though it uses only the simplest approximation techniques, a 2D time-marching Euler solver developed recently using the new method is capable of generating nearly perfect solutions for a 2D shock reflection problem used by Helen Yee and others. Moreover, a recent application of this
doi:10.2514/6.1995-1754
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