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ORCIDJournal of Computational Physics, Volume 393
Volume 393, September 2019
- Hao Jing
, Yushu Chen, Jian Wang, Wei Xue:
A highly efficient time-space-domain optimized method with Lax-Wendroff type time discretization for the scalar wave equation. 1-28 - H. Si Hadj Mohand, H. Hoang, Guillaume Galliero, Dominique Legendre:
On the use of a friction model in a Volume of Fluid solver for the simulation of dynamic contact lines. 29-45 - Min Hyung Cho:
Spectrally-accurate numerical method for acoustic scattering from doubly-periodic 3D multilayered media. 46-58 - Eric T. Chung, Sara N. Pollock, Sai-Mang Pun:
Online basis construction for goal-oriented adaptivity in the generalized multiscale finite element method. 59-73 - Johnathon Upperman, Nail K. Yamaleev:
Entropy stable artificial dissipation based on Brenner regularization of the Navier-Stokes equations. 74-91 - Francesco Picella, Michele Alessandro Bucci, Stefania Cherubini, Jean-Christophe Robinet:
A synthetic forcing to trigger laminar-turbulent transition in parallel wall bounded flows via receptivity. 92-116 - Liqun Wang, Hui Zheng, Xin Lu, Liwei Shi:
A Petrov-Galerkin finite element interface method for interface problems with Bloch-periodic boundary conditions and its application in phononic crystals. 117-138 - H. Y. Zhao, Pingjian Ming, W. P. Zhang, J. K. Chen:
A direct time-integral THINC scheme for sharp interfaces. 139-161 - Emmanuel Lorin:
From structured data to evolution linear partial differential equations. 162-185 - Susanne Höllbacher, Gabriel Wittum:
Rotational test spaces for a fully-implicit FVM and FEM for the DNS of fluid-particle interaction. 186-213 - Ansel L. Blumers, Zhen Li, George E. Karniadakis:
Supervised parallel-in-time algorithm for long-time Lagrangian simulations of stochastic dynamics: Application to hydrodynamics. 214-228 - Zhiguo Yang, Suchuan Dong:
An unconditionally energy-stable scheme based on an implicit auxiliary energy variable for incompressible two-phase flows with different densities involving only precomputable coefficient matrices. 229-257 - Jijie Lou, Jim E. Morel, Nick A. Gentile:
A Variable Eddington Factor method for the 1-D grey radiative transfer equations with discontinuous Galerkin and mixed finite-element spatial differencing. 258-277 - Stavros Avgerinos, Florian Bernard, Angelo Iollo, Giovanni Russo:
Linearly implicit all Mach number shock capturing schemes for the Euler equations. 278-312 - Jianguo Huang, Lili Ju, Bo Wu:
A fast compact time integrator method for a family of general order semilinear evolution equations. 313-336
- Haibin Chang, Dongxiao Zhang:
Identification of physical processes via combined data-driven and data-assimilation methods. 337-350
- Sayed Mohamad Mirfatah, Bijan Boroomand, E. Soleimanifar:
On the solution of 3D problems in physics: From the geometry definition in CAD to the solution by a meshless method. 351-374 - Reza Zangeneh, Carl Ollivier-Gooch:
Stability analysis and improvement of the solution reconstruction for cell-centered finite volume methods on unstructured meshes. 375-405 - Jiale Yan, Shaofan Li, A-Man Zhang, Xingyu Kan, Peng-Nan Sun:
Updated Lagrangian Particle Hydrodynamics (ULPH) modeling and simulation of multiphase flows. 406-437 - Yu Zhang, Anirban Chandra, Fan Yang, Ehsan Shams, Onkar Sahni, Mark S. Shephard, Assad A. Oberai:
A locally discontinuous ALE finite element formulation for compressible phase change problems. 438-464 - Brian C. Vermeire:
Paired explicit Runge-Kutta schemes for stiff systems of equations. 465-483 - Stephen Philip Cook, C. J. Budd, Thomas Melvin:
The moving mesh semi-Lagrangian MMSISL method. 484-502
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