Robust computational techniques for boundary layers P A Farrell

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Farrell, P. A

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9781584881926

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532.051 FAR

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Chapter 1 Introduction to numerical methods for problems with boundary layers -- chapter 2 Numerical methods on uniform meshes -- chapter 3 Layer resolving methods for convection diffusion problems in one dimension -- chapter 4 The limitations of non-monotone numerical methods -- chapter 5 Convection-diffusion problems in a moving medium -- chapter 6 Convection-diffusion problems with frictionless walls -- chapter 7 Convection-diffusion problems with no slip boundary conditions -- chapter 8 Experimental estimation of errors -- chapter 9 Non?monotone methods in two dimensions -- chapter 10 Linear and nonlinear reaction?diffusion problems -- chapter 11 Prandtl flow past a flat plate? Blasius' method -- chapter 12 Prandtl flow past a flat plate --

Summary: Current standard numerical methods are of no practical use for the numerical resolution of boundary layers. In Robust Computational Techniques for Boundary Layers, the authors construct numerical methods for solving problems involving differential equations with boundary layers in their solutions. They present essentially new systematic numerical techniques that give precise results in the boundary layer regions for the problems discussed in the book. They show that these techniques can be adapted in a natural way to real flow problems, and can be used to construct benchmark solutions for comparison with solutions found using other numerical techniques.

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Chapter 1 Introduction to numerical methods for problems with boundary layers --
chapter 2 Numerical methods on uniform meshes --
chapter 3 Layer resolving methods for convection diffusion problems in one dimension --
chapter 4 The limitations of non-monotone numerical methods --
chapter 5 Convection-diffusion problems in a moving medium --
chapter 6 Convection-diffusion problems with frictionless walls --
chapter 7 Convection-diffusion problems with no slip boundary conditions --
chapter 8 Experimental estimation of errors --
chapter 9 Non?monotone methods in two dimensions --
chapter 10 Linear and nonlinear reaction?diffusion problems --
chapter 11 Prandtl flow past a flat plate? Blasius' method --
chapter 12 Prandtl flow past a flat plate --

Current standard numerical methods are of no practical use for the numerical resolution of boundary layers. In Robust Computational Techniques for Boundary Layers, the authors construct numerical methods for solving problems involving differential equations with boundary layers in their solutions. They present essentially new systematic numerical techniques that give precise results in the boundary layer regions for the problems discussed in the book. They show that these techniques can be adapted in a natural way to real flow problems, and can be used to construct benchmark solutions for comparison with solutions found using other numerical techniques.

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