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Considerations for the development of grid schemes for hypersonic flows. (English) Zbl 0687.76066

The present paper describes some of the authors’ experiences relating to grid generation and definition when computing hypersonic flows. Experiences both with boundary-layer formulations and with parabolized Navier-Stokes formulations are discussed.

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76K05 Hypersonic flows
76M99 Basic methods in fluid mechanics
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