Explicit-filtering large-eddy simulation using the tensor-diffusivity model supplemented by a dynami

By G. Winckelmans, Alan A. Wray, Oleg V. Vasilyev, H. Jeanmart. 2001

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Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Environmental Engineering

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In Computational Mechanics

1. P. Sullivan
2. Donald H. Lenschow
3. T. W. Horst
4. Jeffrey Weil
5. C. Moeng
6. J. Wyngaard
7. E. Patton

In Environmental Engineering

1. P. Sullivan
2. C. Moeng
3. J. Wyngaard
4. E. Patton

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• On the modelling of the subgrid-scale and filtered-scale stress tensors in large-eddy simulation (2001, background): “Modelling backscatter is thus usually considered as an important issue in LES (see, e.g. Leith 1990; Mason & Thomson 1992; Carati, Ghosal & Moin 1995; Borue & Orszag 1998; Winckelmans et al. 1998, 2001; Leonard & Winckelmans 1999).”
• Structure of subfilter-scale fluxes in the atmospheric surface layer with application to large-eddy simulation modelling (2003, methodology): “Rogallo & Moin 1984; Bardina et al. 1983; Moeng & Wyngaard 1988) to control aliasing errors and also with LES models that employ SFS models based on multiple filterings of the resolved field (e.g. Winckelmans et al. 2001 ).”