SUMMARYThis report presents a numerical study of reduced-order representations for simulating incompressible Navier-Stokes flows over a range of physical parameters. The reduced-order representations combine ideas of approximation for nonlinear terms, of local bases, and of least-squares residual minimization. To construct the local bases, temporal snapshots for different physical configurations are collected automatically until an error indicator is reduced below a user-specified tolerance. An adaptive time-integration scheme is also employed to accelerate the generation of snapshots as well as the simulations with the reduced-order representations. The accuracy and efficiency of the different representations is compared with examples with parameter sweeps.
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