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发表于 2014-9-12 10:56:30
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回复 4# qingfengrumu 的帖子
It depends what you meant by "compressible flows". If it means low-speed flows with variable density, then the answer is YES. However, for high-speed flows with shocks, the answer is NO, for the following reasons:
1) the low-Mach-number intrinsic to the LBE;
2) a finite and very small discrete velocity set.
Even if the LBE can be modified to simulate high-speed flows in some cases, one must ask the following questions:
a) Is the LBE accurate for high-speed flows?
b) is the LBE efficient for high-speed flows?
c) what are the advantages of the LBE over existing methods for high-speed flows?
Based on my experience, the answers to above questions are NEGATIVE. It does not matter how many people who say what; what is important is if these people can articulate their arguments with reasons and solid evidence. I have seen none so far.
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