Rapidly rotating Rayleigh-Bénard convection is studied by combining results from direct numerical simulations (DNS), laboratory experiments, and asymptotic modeling. The asymptotic theory is shown to provide a good description of the bulk dynamics at low, but finite Rossby number. However, large deviations from the asymptotically predicted heat transfer scaling are found, with laboratory experi...

this work reports the results of the application of the second-order maccormack method for numerical solution of‎ the conservative form of two-dimensional non-hydrostatic and fully compressible navier-stokes equations governing an inviscid and adiabatic atmosphere‎. various aspects of the computational approach such as discretization of the governing equations for the interior and boundary poin...

Abstract. In this article we aim to study finite volume approximations which approximate the solutions of convection-dominated problems possessing the so-called interior transition layers. The stiffness of such problems is due to a small parameter multiplied to the highest order derivative which introduces various transition layers at the boundaries and at the interior points where certain comp...

We propose a method to generate high-order unstructured curved meshes using the classical Winslow equations. We start with an initial straight-sided mesh in a reference domain, and fix the position of the nodes on the boundary on the true curved geometry. In the interior of the domain, we solve the Winslow equations using a new continuous Galerkin finite element discretization. This formulation...

A librating cylinder consists of a rotating cylinder whose rate of rotation is modulated. When the mean rotation rate is large compared with the viscous damping rate, the flow may support inertial waves, depending on the frequency of the modulation. The modulation also produces time-dependent boundary layers on the cylinder endwalls and sidewall, and the sidewall boundary layer flow in particul...

In the present study, the classical plate theory (CPT) was used to study sound radiation of forced vibrating thin circular plates coupled with piezoelectric layers using simply supported and clamped boundary conditions. The novelty of the study consists of an exact closed-form solution that was developed without any use of approximation. Piezoelectric, electrical potential loaded in the transve...