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JCP paper on an adaptive approach to DG-LES modelling

by Nicola Parolini|Published January 21, 2019

A paper on a p-adaptive approach to LES modelling of compressible flows with DG methods has been published by Antonella Abbà, Luca Bonaventura and other collaborators  has been published in Journal of Computational Physics. The paper can be downloaded here

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0021999117305788

  • Compressible Flows
  • DG
  • Finite Elements
  • LES

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