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Title:
Monte Carlo methods in mechanics of fluid and gas
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Hackensack, N.J. : World Scientific, c2010.
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xii, 268 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
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9789814282352

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30000010274638 QC168.86 B46 2010 Open Access Book Book
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This book is devoted to analysis of Monte Carlo methods developed in rarefied gas dynamics. Presented is the short history of the development of such methods, described are their main properties, their advantages and deficiencies. It is shown that the contemporary stage in the progress of computational methods cannot be regarded without a complex approach to the preparation of algorithms taking into account all the peculiarities of the problem under consideration, that is, of the physical nature of a process, the mathematical model and the theoretical aspects of computational mathematics and stochastic processes. Thoroughly investigated is the possibility of application of Monte Carlo methods in some kindred areas of science which are non-traditional for the use of statistical modeling (continuous media, turbulence). Considered are the possible directions of development of statistical modeling.


Table of Contents

Prefacep. v
0 Introductionp. 1
1 The Main Equations and Approaches to Solutions of the Problems in Rarefied Gas Dynamicsp. 23
1.1 The Main Equations in Rarefied Gas Dynamicsp. 23
1.2 The Main Approaches to the Construction of Statistical Algorithmsp. 25
1.3 Connection of the Stationary Modeling with the Solution of Equationp. 26
1.4 Construction of the Method of Direct Statistical Modelingp. 28
2 Development of the Numerical Methods of Solution of the Linear Kinetic Equationsp. 30
2.1 The Perfection of VGK Method (Vlasov, Gorelov, Kogan)p. 30
2.2 Modification of the Vlasov's Method for the Solution of Linear Problemsp. 35
2.3 Method of Solution of the Linearized Boltzmann's Equationp. 38
3 Methods of Solution of the Nonlinear Problems in Rarefied Gas Dynamicsp. 43
3.1 Method of Solution of the Model Equation Based on a Stationary Modelingp. 43
3.2 The Possibilities of the Scheme of Splitting for the Solution of Kinetic Equationsp. 46
3.3 Increase of the Method's Rate of Convergencep. 52
3.4 Method by Belotserkovskii and Yanitskiip. 54
4 Modeling of the Flow of Continuous Mediap. 58
4.1 Procedure of the Monte Carlo Methods for Modeling the Flows of Rarefied Gas and Continuous Mediump. 58
4.2 Method "Relaxation-Transfer" for a Solution of the Problems of Gas Dynamics in the Wide Range of the Degree of Rarefaction of a Medium (see Kogan et al. 83 )p. 62
4.3 Modeling of the Flows of Nonviscous Perfect Gasp. 66
5 Solution of the Navier-Stokes Equations (Petrov 133-139 )p. 72
5.1 Formulation of the Problem, Initial and Boundary Conditions for the Navier-Stokes Equations in the Form by Helmholtzp. 72
5.2 The General Properties of the Vertical Flow Arising by the Instantaneous Start of a Body from the State of Restp. 74
5.3 Initial Conditions for the Problem of the Instantaneous Start of a Body in a Viscous Fluidp. 78
5.4 The General Algorithm of the Numerical Solution of an Initial-Boundary Problem for the Navier-Stokes Equations in the form by Helmholtzp. 80
5.5 Solution of the Cauchy Problem for the Fokker-Plank Equation at Small Interval of Timep. 88
5.6 The Numerical Solution of the Fokker-Plank Equation by the Method of Direct Statistical Modelingp. 95
6 Studies of the Weakly Perturbed Flows of Rarefied Gasp. 103
6.1 Determination of the Velocity of Slipp. 103
6.2 Solution of the Problem of the Feeble Evaporation (Condensation) from the Plane Surface (see Korovkin, Khlopko 104 )p. 106
6.3 The Slow Motion of a Sphere in Rarefied Gas (Brownian Motion)p. 108
6.4 The Coefficient of Diffusion and the Mean Shifting of a Brownian Particle in the Rarefied Gas (see Khlopkov 106 )p. 110
7 Study of the Flows About Different Bodies in Transitional Regimep. 114
7.1 Flows About the Planar Bodiesp. 115
7.2 Flows About Axisymmetrical Bodiesp. 119
7.3 Influence of the Evaporation (Condensation) on the Aerodynamical Resistance of a Sphere by the Supersonic Flow About Itp. 125
7.4 Computation of the Steady Regime of a Flow About a Body and of the Profile Resistance in a Viscous Gas (See A.S. Petrov)p. 128
8 Determination of the Aerodynamical Characteristics of the Returnable Space Systems (RSS)p. 138
8.1 Methodics of the Description of a Surfacep. 138
8.2 Methodics of Calculation of the Aerodynamical Characteristics of the Flying Apparatus in the Conditions of a Free-Molecular Flowp. 142
8.3 The Engineering Methodics of the Computation of Aerodynamical Characteristics of the Bodies of Complicated Form in a Transitional Regime (see Galkin, Eropheev, Tolstykh 85 )p. 143
8.4 The Results of the Flow About a Hypersonic Flying Apparatus "Clipper" (see Voronich, Zey Yar 225 )p. 145
9 The Flow About Blunted Bodies with the Addition of Heat (see Vorovich, Moiseev)p. 165
9.1 The Main Features of a Methodp. 165
9.2 Description of the Algorithmp. 167
9.3 The Approximational Propertiesp. 170
9.4 The Algorithm and the Netsp. 172
9.5 Direct Statistical Modeling of the Inviscid Flows About Blunted Bodies by the Presence of Energy Additionp. 175
10 The General Models of Description of the Turbulent Flowsp. 187
10.1 Theoretical Methods of the Description of Turbulencep. 187
10.2 Coherent Structures in the Turbulent Boundary Layer (see Khlopkov, Zharov, Gorelov 205 )p. 194
10.3 The Description of Turbulence with the Help of a Model of the Three-Wave Resonancep. 204
10.4 The Fluidical Model of the Description of Turbulence (Belotserkovskii, Yanitskii)p. 208
11 Studies of the Turbulent Flow of Fluid and Gasp. 211
11.1 Modeling of a Turbulent Transition within the Boundary Layer Using Monte Carlo Method (see Zharov, Tun Tun, Khlopkov 223 )p. 211
11.2 Study of the Dissipation of Turbulent Spots (see Belotserkovskii, Yanitskii, Bukin 12,221 )p. 218
11.3 Evolution of the Vertical System in the Rarefied Gas (see Rovenskaya, Voronich, Zharov 222 )p. 219
12 The Possible Directions of Development of the Methods of Statistical Studyp. 228
12.1 Development of the Methods of Solution of Linear Problemsp. 228
12.2 Use of the Possibilities of the Model Equationsp. 232
12.3 Modeling of the Flows of Continuous Mediump. 235
12.4 Modeling of the Turbulent Flows of Fluid and Gasp. 240
12.5 Parallelization of the Statistical Algorithms (Bukin, Voronich, Shtarkin)p. 245
Conclusionsp. 253
Referencesp. 257
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