S. Boivin et M. Fortin, AN ANISOTROPIC ARTIFICIAL VISCOSITY METHOD - APPLICATION TO THE SIMULATION OF COMPRESSIBLE VISCOUS FLOWS, International journal of computational fluid dynamics, 7(4), 1996, pp. 327-338
In this paper, we present a new artificial diffusion method to be used
with a centered discretization of a set of convection dominated equat
ions. The basic idea of the method is to add to each of these equation
s a nonlinear diffusion term related to the regularity of the solution
. The diffusion term is a function of the tendency of the scheme to ge
nerate ripples; it is anisotropic, it depends on mesh orientation, and
it is such that no artificial diffusion is added in areas where the s
olution is free of oscillations. In order to show the capabilities of
this method, we apply it to the resolution of the compressible Navier-
Stokes equations using a finite element approximation. Results of nume
rical experiments at transonic and supersonic regimes with moderate Re
ynolds numbers are presented. Although we present only results for the
Navier-Stokes equations, our artificial viscosity method is general i
n the sense that it can be used with most sets of convection dominated
equations, in one, two or three-space dimensions.