[Nek5000-users] param 31
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Wed Mar 16 02:05:15 CDT 2016
Hi Neks,
I would like to use Nek5000 to perform the stability analysis based on a
time periodic base flow.
To do this, I need to introduce my base flow that changes with time,
thus I need to update the base flow each flow iteration.
I have seen that if param(31)=-1, nek5000 considers constant base flow,
however if param(31)=1 it considers time variable base flow. Could you
explain me the difference?
I suppose that if param(31)=-1 I introduce the base flow in the first
time step,
however, what should I do if param(31)=1?
I did the following tests. Assuming that u,v,w are the vectors
containing the base flow, I have tried two different things:
1) considering param(31) = -1
call opcopy(vx,vy,vz,u,v,w) ! update the base flow each time
iteration
2) considering param(31) = 1
call opcopy(vx,vy,vz,u,v,w) ! update the base flow each time
iteration
I obtain different results, and I would like to know the difference and
what would be the correct option to solve my problem.
Even if I don't update the base flow, the results that I obtain are
different using
param(31)= +1, -1.
Finally, I have found that vxp, vyp, vzp are the perturbed variables u',
v', w' (please, correct me if I am wrong). Is there any way to plot only
these variables?
Thank you in advance.
Cheers
SL
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