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AUSM

AUSM stands for Advection Upstream Splitting Method. It is developed as a numerical inviscid flux function for solving a general system of… 
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Computational fluid dynamics
Finite volume methodFlux limiterGodunov's schemeGodunov's theorem

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2016
2016
A flux-splitting method for hyperbolic-equation system of magnetized electron fluids in quasi-neutral plasmas
2016
2016
Navier–Stokes simulation of slipstream evolution in steady shock reflection
2013
2013
Numerical simulation of turbine cascade flow with blade-fluid heat exchange
2013
2013
A pressure‐based method with AUSM‐type fluxes for MHD flows at arbitrary Mach numbers
In this paper, we propose an extension of a PISO method, previously developed to solve the Euler equations, and which is here… 
2012
2012
Verification of a compressible flow solver
In the development of computational fluid dynamics software, the verification and validation of the implementation are important… 
2011
2011
A Reluctant Warrior. The German Engagement in Afghanistan.
2011
2011
Numerical visualization of counter rotating vortex ring formation ahead of shock tube generated vortex ring
Review
2007
Review
2007
On the modelling of compressible inviscid flow problems using AUSM schemes
During last decades, upwind schemes have become a popular method in the field of computational fluid dynamics. Although they are… 
2004
2004
A Mach-uniform pressure correction algorithm using AUSM flux definitions
A collocated finite-volume pressure correction procedure for the solution of inviscid compressible flow at all speeds is… 
1967
1967
The weight of potatoes in water: Further studies on the relation between the dry matter and starch content
SummaryThe weight in water (mu) of 100 g air-free potatoes multiplied by the dry matter factor (K) equals the percentage dry… 
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