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Volume 21, Issue 1
Artificial Boundary Conditions for "Vortex in Cell" Method

Lijuan Ding, Haiyan Jiang & Zhenhuan Teng

J. Comp. Math., 21 (2003), pp. 5-14.

Published online: 2003-02

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 This paper mainly designs artificial boundary conditions for "vortex in cell" method in solving two-dimensional incompressible inviscid fluid under two conditions: one is with periodical initial value in one direction and the other with compact supported initial value. To mimic the vortex motion, Euler equation is transformed into vorticity-stream function and the technique of vortex in cell is applied incorporating with the artificial boundary conditions.

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 This paper mainly designs artificial boundary conditions for "vortex in cell" method in solving two-dimensional incompressible inviscid fluid under two conditions: one is with periodical initial value in one direction and the other with compact supported initial value. To mimic the vortex motion, Euler equation is transformed into vorticity-stream function and the technique of vortex in cell is applied incorporating with the artificial boundary conditions.

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 This paper mainly designs artificial boundary conditions for "vortex in cell" method in solving two-dimensional incompressible inviscid fluid under two conditions: one is with periodical initial value in one direction and the other with compact supported initial value. To mimic the vortex motion, Euler equation is transformed into vorticity-stream function and the technique of vortex in cell is applied incorporating with the artificial boundary conditions.

Lijuan Ding, Haiyan Jiang & Zhenhuan Teng . (1970). Artificial Boundary Conditions for "Vortex in Cell" Method. Journal of Computational Mathematics. 21 (1). 5-14. doi:
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