Lecture

Time Integration: Unsteady Simulation Methods

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Description

This lecture covers the numerical simulation of unsteady flow phenomena, focusing on time integration methods. Topics include finite volume method theory, implementation of explicit and implicit schemes, and the use of Crank-Nicolson for diffusion and convection. The instructor explains the algorithms for solving unsteady equations, the importance of boundedness criteria, and provides guidelines for conducting accurate and efficient unsteady simulations.

Instructor

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