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Unless you have access to a DOE-grade supercomputer :) good interview here w/ one of the pioneers of Large Eddy Simulation for turbulence physics: http://www.c
by stefanomazzalai 11y ago
Unless you have access to a DOE-grade supercomputer :) good interview here w/ one of the pioneers of Large Eddy Simulation for turbulence physics:
http://www.cascadetechnologies.com/pioneering-large-eddy-simulation-an-afternoon-with-prof-parviz-moin-part-i/ http://www.cascadetechnologies.com/pioneering-large-eddy-sim...
- semi-extrinsic 11y agoLES is an approximation, and there are cruder (RANS) and finer (DNS) ones available. And while these are very cool and useful e.g. for studying how turbulence affects other things (structures, particle in suspension etc.) they don't tell us much about turbulence itself.