3D Mesh adaptation by metric control for CFD
Keywords:
CFD, Mesh generation, Mesh adaptation, anisotropic mesh adaptation, metricAbstract
We describe our approach for mesh adaptation for CFD by metric control for 3D configurations including several tools for surface and volume h-adaptation, metric definition and flow solver.
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