Unsteady simulations of turbulent flows (LES : Large Eddy Simulation, for instance) still present an important computational cost. Improvement of numerical time integration methods could reduce the computational effort needed by these simulations. Explicit time integration methods present attractive properties such that accuracy and good compatibility with HPC (parallelization, vectorization…). Nevertheless, the time step used by these methods is strongly restricted : it is chosen to respect the most severe CFL condition over the mesh. This makes explicit time integration methods very expensive in terms of computational cost. Explicit local time stepping methods use a non uniform time step to satisfy several local CFL conditions over the me...
An explicit multi-time-stepping algorithm with applications to aerodynamic flows is presented. In th...
A study concerning the analysis of implicit time integration methods for Large-Eddy Simulation of co...
International audienceThis paper addresses how two time integration schemes, the Heun's scheme for e...
La simulation instationnaire d'écoulements turbulents (LES : Large Eddy Simulation, par exemple) res...
International audienceIn this paper, two local time stepping schemes of order two and three in time ...
The strong increase in computational power observed during the last few years has allowed to use Lar...
International audienceIn practical flow congurations, a large disparities of geometrical length scal...
Adaptive time stepping can significantly enhance the accuracy and the efficiency of computational me...
Adaptive time stepping can significantly enhance the accuracy and the efficiency of computational me...
International audienceRestrictions on the maximum allowable time step of explicit time integration m...
Restrictions on the maximum allowable time step of explicit time integration methods for direct and ...
In the context of high fidelity simulation of compressible flows (LES and DNS) at extreme scale (sma...
Large-Eddy Simulation (LES) becomes a more and more demanded tool to improve the design of aero-engi...
Cette thèse étudie l'application de méthodes de parallélisation en temps pour la simulation numériqu...
AbstractAn explicit multi-time-stepping algorithm with applications to aerodynamic flows is presente...
An explicit multi-time-stepping algorithm with applications to aerodynamic flows is presented. In th...
A study concerning the analysis of implicit time integration methods for Large-Eddy Simulation of co...
International audienceThis paper addresses how two time integration schemes, the Heun's scheme for e...
La simulation instationnaire d'écoulements turbulents (LES : Large Eddy Simulation, par exemple) res...
International audienceIn this paper, two local time stepping schemes of order two and three in time ...
The strong increase in computational power observed during the last few years has allowed to use Lar...
International audienceIn practical flow congurations, a large disparities of geometrical length scal...
Adaptive time stepping can significantly enhance the accuracy and the efficiency of computational me...
Adaptive time stepping can significantly enhance the accuracy and the efficiency of computational me...
International audienceRestrictions on the maximum allowable time step of explicit time integration m...
Restrictions on the maximum allowable time step of explicit time integration methods for direct and ...
In the context of high fidelity simulation of compressible flows (LES and DNS) at extreme scale (sma...
Large-Eddy Simulation (LES) becomes a more and more demanded tool to improve the design of aero-engi...
Cette thèse étudie l'application de méthodes de parallélisation en temps pour la simulation numériqu...
AbstractAn explicit multi-time-stepping algorithm with applications to aerodynamic flows is presente...
An explicit multi-time-stepping algorithm with applications to aerodynamic flows is presented. In th...
A study concerning the analysis of implicit time integration methods for Large-Eddy Simulation of co...
International audienceThis paper addresses how two time integration schemes, the Heun's scheme for e...