Numerical solutions of the Navier-Stokes equations using the Imerspec methodology coupled with the Fourier-Gegenbauer method and spectral filtering technique
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Spectral Methods, Spectral Filtering, IMERSPEC, Fourier-GegenbauerAbstract
When modeling oil-rich rocks, it is of great interest to use numerical tools such as the IMERSPEC methodology: capable of simulating two-phase flows in complex and porous geometries. It is known that the Pseudospectral Fourier method presents uncured solutions in problems with discontinuities and non-periodic boundary conditions due to Gibbs phenomenon. The spectral filtering technique and the Fourier-Gegenbauer method are post-processing procedures that minimize these oscillations. The present work evaluates the implementation of the IMERSPEC methodology coupled to spectral filtering and the Fourier-Gegenbauer method in three problems associated with the Navier-Stokes equations: the Inviscid Burgers innovation, the classical Burgers innovation in non-periodic boundary conditions and a flow in a flat channel in conjunction with the Sparlat-Allmaras (S-A) turbulence model. Therefore, quantitative analyzes of the error and convergence rate are presented.
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