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发表于 2012-7-15 16:35:13
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Poiseuille flow can be solved analytically, because the nonlinear term in the NS equation vanishes. The velocity profile is a parabola (2nd order polynomial across the channel) thus the LBE can yield the analytic solution EXACTLY (under the condition that a constant body force is exerted along the streamwise direction). For this flow, the LBE leads to a set of algebraic equations of which the solution is the central differencing formula for the streamwise velocity u(y), 0 <= y <= 1. There is a "fake" slip velocity at the "wall" depending on the boundary conditions at the wall and the chosen location of the wall.
This is a very good exercise for everyone who is serious about learning LBE. By carrying out this exercise carefully, you can gain a good understanding of the LBE.
Computer won't help you to understand the LBE. |
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