Course Description:
Finite-difference and finite-element methods and basic numerical concepts for the solution of dispersion, propagation and equilibrium problems commonly encountered in real fluid flows. Theoretical accuracy analysis techniques.
Prerequisites: Undergraduate fluid mechanics; MATH 601 and/or basic courses in linear algebra;
knowledge of one programming language.
Textbook: C.A.J. Fletcher, “Computational Techniques for Fluid Dynamics,” Volumes I, second edition, Springer-Verlag, 1991
Instructor: Dr. H.C. Chen
Office Hours: TR 2:00 - 3:30 pm or other times by appointment
Midterm Examination (Wednesday, 10/31/07, 7:00 - 9:00 pm; Room: CE 222)
Final Examination (Friday, 11/30/07, 7:00 - 9:00 pm;
Room: CE 222)
Lecture Notes
Chapter 1
Chapter 1S (Chimera Method)
Chapter 2A
Chapter 2B
Chapter 3A
Chapter 3B
Chapter 4
Chapter 4S (Supplements)
Chapter 5A
Chapter 5B
Chapter 5C
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9A
Chapter 9B
Chapter 9C
Chapter 10
Homework No. 1 (Due 09/19/07)
Homework No. 2 (Due 09/28/07)
Homework No. 3 (Due 10/05/07)
Homework No. 4 (Due 10/15/07)
Homework No. 5 (Due 10/22/07)
Homework No. 6 (Due 10/26/07)
Homework No. 7 (Due 11/09/07)
Homework No. 8 (Due 11/26/07)