J. Peter, NONLINEAR IMPLICIT SCHEME USING NEWTONS METHOD FOR THE NUMERICAL-SOLUTION OF THE NAVIER-STOKES EQUATIONS, Aerospace science and technology, 2(3), 1998, pp. 157-166
We study a family of upwind numerical fluxes for the Euler equations,
the so-called extrapolated fluxes, depending on a parameter k. The mai
n dispersive and dissipative terms of the truncation error are present
ed as functions of k for the steady state scheme. A numerical flux for
the Navier-Stokes equations is defined by adding a centred viscous fl
ux to the extrapolated flux. Unless the implicit operator is factored,
an unconditionally stable scheme is obtained when associating such a
flux to a classical implicit stage for a scalar equation. For unsteady
flow, we introduce two schemes with Newton algorithms for nonlinear e
quations. Accuracy, dissipative and dispersive behaviour are discussed
according to the number of iterative-steps. Steady and unsteady two-d
imensional flows in a compressor stage and around a bump in a channel
are computed. The present results are compared with experimental data
and computational results obtained with a centred scheme with artifici
al viscosity and Runge-Kutta time stepping. (C) Elsevier, Paris.