[Gfs-devel] about VOF (single phase advection without velocity extension)
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From: Ruhollah T. <ro...@gm...> - 2008-10-06 20:46:55
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Hi, Assume our surface is implicitly represented by VOF field, and assume we have just velocity field on surface (in gerris, in center of area of reconstructed planar interface), so, to use classic VOF method we need velocity extension to whole domain, or specifically, in my application near interface, as my interface evolves just from it boundaries (there is no nucleation of void within domain) But, it seems that it is possible to use semi-lagrangian split VOF method which is available in gerris (Zaleski JCP99 paper) without velocity extension. Assume advection in x-direction and assume advection of an interfacial cell (internal cells are not important for me). Based on Zaleski paper (JCP 99), we use linear interpolation of x-component of velocity in the cell (equation 16 of paper), I think that to avoid extension of velocity, we can use available velocity (at center of area of surface cell) as fixed velocity (u=u0, u0 is available velocity in center of area of surface cell), I mean that method as constant extrapolation of velocity. Then we do the same for other directions (of course after each split advection we may have new surface cells and for them we use advected velocity, weighted average on input fluxes) What is your idea about this method, can it works? Do you recommend extension of velocity (note that in my case we do not have physical constraint for extension, except feasibility of extension along interface normal). Best regards RT |