Selected Papers From the 31st International Conference on Discrete Simulation of Fluid Dynamics

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The topics of this Special Issue include recent progress and advances in discrete simulation methods including lattice Boltzmann schemes, dissipative particle dynamics, smoothed-particle hydrodynamics, direct Monte Carlo simulation, molecular dynamics, quantum Monte Carlo methods, multiparticle collision dynamics and hybrid methods. We welcome submissions on advances in both theory and computation, on engineering applications of discrete fluid algorithms, and on fundamental issues in mathematical modelling, numerical analysis, statistical mechanics, kinetic theory and hydrodynamics and their applications in microscopic, nanoscale and multiscale physics for emerging technologies. We also welcome theoretical and experimental works on interfacial phenomena, droplets, free-surface flow, and micro- and nano fluids.

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Keywords

  • computational fluid dynamics
  • discrete simulation method
  • kinetic theory
  • multiscale physics of fluids

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Article
Recalibration of LBM Populations for Construction of Grid Refinement with No Interpolation
by Arseniy Berezin, Anastasia Perepelkina, Anton Ivanov and Vadim Levchenko
Fluids 2023, 8(6), 179; https://doi.org/10.3390/fluids8060179 - 13 Jun 2023
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Abstract
Grid refinement is used to reduce computing costs while maintaining the precision of fluid simulation. In the lattice Boltzmann method (LBM), grid refinement often uses interpolated values. Here, we developed a method in which interpolation in space and time is not required. For [...] Read more.
Grid refinement is used to reduce computing costs while maintaining the precision of fluid simulation. In the lattice Boltzmann method (LBM), grid refinement often uses interpolated values. Here, we developed a method in which interpolation in space and time is not required. For this purpose, we used the moment matching condition and rescaled the nonequilibrium part of the populations, thereby developing a recalibration procedure that allows for the transfer of information between different LBM stencils in the simulation domain. Then, we built a nonuniform lattice that uses stencils with different shapes on the transition. The resulting procedure was verified by performing benchmarks with the 2D Poisselle flow and the advected vortex. It is suggested that grids with adaptive geometry can be built with the proposed method. Full article
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