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ryujin 2.1.1 revision ee5cbcbf2346c1299c942d0e1f13b46449973c18
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#include <source/euler/initial_state_becker_solution.h>


Public Types | |
| using | HyperbolicSystem = typename Description::HyperbolicSystem |
| using | View = typename HyperbolicSystem::template View< dim, Number > |
| using | state_type = typename View::state_type |
Public Types inherited from ryujin::InitialState< Description, dim, Number > | |
| using | View = typename Description::HyperbolicSystem::template View< dim, Number > |
| using | state_type = typename View::state_type |
| using | initial_precomputed_type = typename View::initial_precomputed_type |
Public Member Functions | |
| BeckerSolution (const HyperbolicSystem &hyperbolic_system, const std::string &subsection) | |
| state_type | compute (const dealii::Point< dim > &point, Number t) final |
Public Member Functions inherited from ryujin::InitialState< Description, dim, Number > | |
| InitialState (const std::string &name, const std::string &subsection) | |
| virtual initial_precomputed_type | initial_precomputations (const dealii::Point< dim > &) |
| const auto & | name () const |
The Becker solution.
An analytic solution of the compressible Navier-Stokes system as described in [1].
The initial state is a 1D stationary, viscous shock that is expanded to 2D/3D if necessary with an additional Galilei transform to add a velocity. Internally, the routine solves the equation
\begin{equation} x = \frac{2}{\gamma+1} \frac{\kappa}{m_0 c_v} \Big\{\frac{v_0}{v_0-v_1}\log\Big(\frac{v_0-v(x)}{v_0-v_{01}}\Big) - \frac{v_1}{v_0-v_1}\log\Big(\frac{v(x)-v_1}{v_{01}-v_1}\Big)\Big\}. \end{equation}
to high accuracy to recover the function \(v(x)\). This information is then used to compute density and internal energy as follows:
\begin{equation} \rho(x) = \frac{m_0}{v(x)}, \qquad e(x) = \frac{1}{2\gamma}\Big(\frac{\gamma+1}{\gamma-1}v_{01}^2 - v^2(x)\Big). \end{equation}
For details see the dicussion in [10] Section 7.2.
t and position x. Definition at line 47 of file initial_state_becker_solution.h.
| using ryujin::EulerInitialStates::BeckerSolution< Description, dim, Number >::HyperbolicSystem = typename Description::HyperbolicSystem |
Definition at line 50 of file initial_state_becker_solution.h.
| using ryujin::EulerInitialStates::BeckerSolution< Description, dim, Number >::View = typename HyperbolicSystem::template View<dim, Number> |
Definition at line 51 of file initial_state_becker_solution.h.
| using ryujin::EulerInitialStates::BeckerSolution< Description, dim, Number >::state_type = typename View::state_type |
Definition at line 52 of file initial_state_becker_solution.h.
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Definition at line 54 of file initial_state_becker_solution.h.
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Given a position point returns the corresponding (conserved) initial state. The function is used to interpolate initial values and enforce Dirichlet boundary conditions. For the latter, the function signature has an additional parameter t denoting the current time to allow for time-dependent (in-flow) Dirichlet data.
Implements ryujin::InitialState< Description, dim, Number >.
Definition at line 192 of file initial_state_becker_solution.h.