2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.cam.2009.01.014
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Numeric treatment of contact discontinuity with multi-gases

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“…The approximation error in the process of a moving contact discontinuity interface between two gases. By the condition of contact discontinuity interface as shown later in Table 2 [20], testing the new additional energy equation, we can confirm the reliability of the computing program for capturing the shock wave problem. We observe the capacity for capturing the contact discontinuity interface by the density q and additional energy equation if a nonphysical error problem occurs because of the nonconservative source term Q by the relation of the specific heat ratio c ¼ c(T).…”
Section: Testing and Initial Condition Settingmentioning
confidence: 87%
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“…The approximation error in the process of a moving contact discontinuity interface between two gases. By the condition of contact discontinuity interface as shown later in Table 2 [20], testing the new additional energy equation, we can confirm the reliability of the computing program for capturing the shock wave problem. We observe the capacity for capturing the contact discontinuity interface by the density q and additional energy equation if a nonphysical error problem occurs because of the nonconservative source term Q by the relation of the specific heat ratio c ¼ c(T).…”
Section: Testing and Initial Condition Settingmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…The single-gas shock tube problem. For various difference shapes and different pressure functions, we discuss the properties and computing efficiency with the condition of a single-gas shock tube problem as will be shown in Table 3 [20].…”
Section: Testing and Initial Condition Settingmentioning
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“…Furthermore, in reality the equation is frequently nonlinear since the phenomenon exists in the fields such as fluid mechanics, automatic control, etc. As a result, the numerical computation of nonlinear differential equation and dynamic system trace back to fluid mechanics [12,13], and afterwards it was applied to biology, ecology, Logistic equation in population dynamics, electronic circuit, and artificial intelligence and so on.…”
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confidence: 99%