Proceedings of the second international conference on numerical methods in fluid dynamics : September 15-19, 1970, University of California, Berkeley

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Korporativní autor: International Conference on Numerical Methods in Fluid Dynamics (Autor)
Další autoři: Holt, Maurice, 1918-2008 (Šéfredaktor, odpovědný redaktor)
Médium: Livre numérique
Jazyk:Anglais
Vydáno: Berlin [etc.] : Springer [20..].
Cham : Springer Nature
Edice:Lecture notes in physics 8
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Edition sous un autre format:• Proceedings of the second international conference on numerical methods in fluid dynamics, September 15-19, 1970, University of California, Berkeley, ed. by Maurice Holt, 1971, Berlin, Springer, 1 vol. (IX-462 p.), Lecture notes in physics, 3-540-05407-3
• Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Numerical Methods in Fluid Dynamics, Texte imprimé, 9783662206409
Obsah:
  • On the group classification of difference schemes for systems of equations in gas dynamics
  • Numerical integration of the Euler-equations for three-dimensional unsteady flows
  • The computation of supersonic flow fields about wing-body combinations by shock-capturing finite difference techniques
  • Finite difference scheme for calculating problems in three space dimensions and time
  • Foundation of approximate solutions
  • Flag: A free-Lagrange method for numerically simulating hydrodynamic flows in two dimensions
  • Difference methods for hyperbolic equations using space and time split difference operators of third order accuracy
  • A new direct method for the discretized Poisson equation
  • Initial conditions and imbedded shocks in the numerical analysis of transonic flows
  • Traitement Numerique D'un Problems De Magnetohydrodynamique
  • Computation of laminar recirculating flow between shrouded rotating discs
  • Some semi-analytical methods in numerical fluid dynamics
  • Laminar flows past a flat plate at various angles of attack
  • Inclusion of turbulence effects in numerical fluid dynamics
  • Accurate numerical methods for boundary layer flows I. Two dimensional laminar flows
  • The reduction of the Stefan problem to tbe solution of an ordinary differential equation
  • Discretization of boundary conditions on moving discontinuities
  • The viscous flow around a circular cylinder
  • A numerical study of buoyancy driven flows in room enclosures
  • The structure of the laminar boundary layer under a potential vortex
  • Exact numerical solutions for three-dimensional boundary layers
  • Higher order effects in laminar boundary layer theory for curved surfaces
  • Finite-difference methods for solving the boundary layer equations with second-order accuracy
  • Numerical solution ofthe interaction of a shock wave with a laminar boundary layer
  • A numerical solution of the planar supersonic near-wake with its error analysis
  • Boundary-layer separation at a free streamline finite difference calculations
  • Computational meshes for boundary layer problems
  • Error bounds in boundary layer theory
  • Time-dependent calculation method for transonic nozzle flows
  • Generalized relaxation methods applied to problems in transonic flow
  • Solution of the transonic potential equation using a mixed finite difference system
  • The calculation of high subsonic flow past bodies by the method of integral relations
  • The calculation of hydrodynamic forces with tangential discontinuities
  • Some results of calculations of flows around conical bodies at large incidence angles
  • The computation of general problems in one dimensional unsteady flow by the method of characteristics
  • Stability and accuracy studies on a second-order method of characteristics scheme for three-dimensional, steady, supersonic flow
  • Subcritical flows over two dimensional airfoils by a multistrip method of integral relations
  • On the calculation of gas flows with secondary floating shocks
  • Motion of a shock wave through a nonuniform fluid
  • Non-linear analysis of the shock profile in difference schemes
  • Shock wave structure by several new modeled Boltzmann equations
  • Computational aspects of the turbulence problem
  • Two-dimensional turbulence and atmospheric predictability
  • A heuristic approach to three-dimensional boundary layers
  • Numerical simulation of transition and turbulence in plane Poiseuille flow
  • Heuristic analysis of convective finite difference techniques
  • The conical wing in hypersonic flow
  • Calcul des Ecoulements d'un Fluide Visqueux Incompressibile
  • A numerical method for calculating the initial flow past a cylinder in a viscous fluid
  • An arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian computing technique
  • Computation of viscous flow in a channel by the method of splitting
  • Study of vortex flows at high swirl by an integral method using exponentials
  • Recent extensions to the marker-and-cell method For incompressible fluid flows
  • A numerical study of time-dependent rotating flow in a cylindrical container at low and moderate Reynolds numbers
  • Methodes numeriques pour l'ecoulemient stationnaire d'un fluide rigide visco-plastique incompressible
  • Numerical analysis and modeling of slip flows at very high mach numbers
  • Some numerical solutions of unsteady free surface wave problems using the Lagrangian description of the flow
  • Numerical solution of the non-linear problems of unsteady flows in open channels
  • Incompressible calculations of underwater explosion phenomena
  • The digital simulation of water waves An evaluation of SUMMAC
  • LINC method extensions
  • An exact numerical solution of the solitary wave
  • Numerical calculation of fluid flows at arbitrary mach number
  • Implicit solution of creeping flows, with application to continental drift
  • The numerical solution of unsteady free surface flows by conformal mapping.