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9783642196850

Numerical Methods for Two-Phase Incompressible Flows

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    9783642196850

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    3642196853

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  • Copyright: 2011-06-01
  • Publisher: Springer Verlag
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Summary

This book is the first monograph providing an introduction to and an overview of numerical methods for the simulation of two-phase incompressible flows. The Navier-Stokes equations describing the fluid dynamics are examined in combination with models for mass and surfactant transport. The book pursues a comprehensive approach: important modeling issues are treated, appropriate weak formulations are derived, level set and finite element discretization techniques are analyzed, efficient iterative solvers are investigated, implementational aspects are considered and the results of numerical experiments are presented. The book is aimed at M Sc and PhD students and other researchers in the fields of Numerical Analysis and Computational Engineering Science interested in the numerical treatment of two-phase incompressible flows.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. 1
One-and two-phase flow models in strong formulationp. 1
Navier-Stokes equations for one-phase flowp. 2
Navier-Stokes equations for two-phase flowp. 6
Two-phase flow with transport of a dissolved speciesp. 9
Two-phase flow with transport of a surfactant on the interfacep. 10
Modeling of interfacial phenomenap. 12
Initial and boundary conditionsp. 19
Examples of two-phase flow simulationsp. 20
Numerical simulation of a rising dropletp. 22
Numerical simulation of a droplet with surfactant transportp. 24
Overview of numerical methodsp. 26
One-phase incompressible flows
Mathematical modelsp. 33
Introductionp. 33
Weak formulationp. 35
Function spacesp. 36
Oseen problem in weak formulationp. 39
Time dependent (Navier-)Stokes equations in weak formulationp. 42
Finite element discretizationp. 51
Multilevel tetrahedral grid hierarchyp. 51
Multilevel triangulationp. 51
A multilevel refinement methodp. 53
Hood-Taylor finite element spacesp. 60
Simplicial finite element spacesp. 60
Hood-Taylor finite element discretization of the Oseen problemp. 64
Matrix-vector representation of the discrete problemp. 66
Hood-Taylor semi-discretization of the non-stationary (Navier-)Stokes problemp. 67
Numerical experimentsp. 73
Flow in a rectangular tubep. 73
Flow in a curved channelp. 74
Discussion and additional referencesp. 76
Time integrationp. 83
Introductionp. 83
The ¿-scheme for the Navier-Stokes problemp. 91
Fractional-step ¿-scheme for the Navier-Stokes problemp. 94
Numerical experimentsp. 95
Discussion and additional referencesp. 97
Iterative solversp. 99
Linearization methodp. 99
Iterative solvers for symmetric saddle point problemsp. 101
Preconditioned MINRESp. 103
Inexact Uzawa methodp. 109
Iterative Solvers for Oseen problemsp. 116
Preconditionersp. 120
Introductionp. 120
Multigrid preconditionerp. 121
Preconditioners for the Schur complementp. 148
Numerical experimentsp. 152
Stokes casep. 152
Oseen casep. 154
Navier-Stokes casep. 155
Discussion and additional referencesp. 155
Two-phase incompressible flows
Mathematical modelp. 161
Introductionp. 161
Interface representationp. 169
Explicit interface representation: interface trackingp. 169
Volume tracking based on the characteristic functionp. 171
Volume tracking based on the level set functionp. 177
Phase field representationp. 180
Weak formulationp. 191
Finite element discretization of two-phase flow modelp. 197
Introductionp. 197
Discretization of the level set equationp. 197
Introduction to stabilizationp. 198
Discretization of the level set equation by the streamline diffusion finite element methodp. 201
Construction of an approximate interface ¿hp. 205
Error in approximation of ¿ by ¿hp. 207
Corrections of the level set functionp. 212
Re-initializationp. 212
Mass conservationp. 218
Numerical experiments with the level set equationp. 220
Discretization using the SDFEMp. 221
Re-initialization by the Fast Marching Methodp. 226
Discretization of the surface tension functionalp. 227
Treatment of general surface tension tensorsp. 230
Analysis of the Laplace-Beltrami discretizationp. 231
Preliminariesp. 231
Error bounds for discrete surface tension functionalsp. 237
Numerical experiments with the Laplace-Beltrami discretizationp. 242
XFEM discretization of the pressurep. 245
Approximation error for standard FE spacesp. 246
Extended finite element method (XFEM)p. 248
Modifications and implementation issuesp. 251
Analysis of XFEMp. 254
Numerical experiment with XFEMp. 261
Numerical experiments for a Stokes problemp. 263
A stationary Stokes test problemp. 263
Test case A: Pressure jump at a planar interfacep. 267
Test case B: Static dropletp. 271
Finite element discretization of two-phase flow problemp. 276
Spatial finite element discretizationp. 276
Numerical experiment with a two-phase flow problemp. 279
Time integrationp. 283
A generalized ¿-schemep. 283
Case I: B independent of timep. 283
Case II: B may depend on timep. 288
An implicit Euler method with decouplingp. 291
Numerical experimentsp. 292
Iterative solversp. 297
Decoupling and linearizationp. 297
Numerical experimentp. 306
Iterative solvers for linear saddle point problemsp. 308
Schur complement preconditionersp. 308
Numerical experimentsp. 317
Stationary Stokes casep. 318
Generalized Stokes casep. 320
Mass transport
Mathematical modelp. 327
Introductionp. 327
Weak formulation: stationary interfacep. 329
Weak formulation: non-stationary interfacep. 333
Preliminariesp. 333
Space-time weak formulationp. 340
Well-posedness of the space-time weak formulationp. 341
Finite element discretizationp. 345
Nitsche-XFEM methodp. 345
Analysis of the Nitsche-XFEM methodp. 349
Time discretizationp. 357
Numerical experimentsp. 359
Test problemsp. 359
Numerical resultsp. 360
Discretization in case of a non-stationary interfacep. 364
Rothe's method combined with Nitsche-XFEMp. 365
Nitsche-XFEM space-time discretizationp. 368
Numerical experiment: mass transport coupled with fluid dynamicsp. 375
Surfactant transport
Mathematical modelp. 385
Surfactant transport on a stationary interfacep. 385
Surfactant transport on a non-stationary interfacep. 387
Finite element methods for surfactant transport equationsp. 391
Finite element methods based on Lagrangian interface trackingp. 392
Finite element methods based on Eulerian interface capturingp. 396
An extension-based Eulerian finite element methodp. 397
Eulerian surface finite element method for a stationary interfacep. 401
Numerical experimentsp. 407
Discretization error analysisp. 412
Eulerian space-time surface finite element method for a non-stationary interfacep. 422
Numerical experimentsp. 428
Appendix
Appendix A: Results from differential geometryp. 433
Results for a stationary surfacep. 433
Results for an evolving surfacep. 437
Appendix B: Variational formulations in Hilbert spacesp. 439
Variational problems and Galerkin discretizationp. 439
Application to elliptic problemsp. 441
Application to saddle point problemsp. 443
A Strang lemma for saddle point problemsp. 447
Schur complement preconditioning for parameter dependent saddle point problemsp. 449
Preliminariesp. 449
Schur complement preconditionerp. 453
Application to a generalized Stokes equationp. 456
Referencesp. 459
Indexp. 473
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