Nektar++

Spectral/hp Element Framework

Jul 06, 2020

Ganwei Wang

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Speed Comparison among Nektar++ Solvers

There are various flow solvers built in Nektar++ that exploit different numerical approaches. This this article provides some results on the comparison of four different solver setups that are commonly used, based on two standard benchmark cases.

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