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Tag Archives: high order
Survey Results: Mesh Types, Part 2
The Mesh Types survey included several questions with short-form answers and we shared that data last month. Here we have answers to the long-form, open-ended question about what types of meshes you said you wanted to generate. So let’s start … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Software
Tagged adaptation, boundary layer, high order, hybrid, meshing, overset, Pointwise, polyhedra, structured, T-Rex, unstructured
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Survey Results: Mesh Types, Part 1
We asked and 201 of you answered. You told us about the types of meshes you’re generating (structured hex, unstructured or hybrid, Cartesian), whether they’re overset or high-order, how big they are, and more. We reveal your answers here in … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, News
Tagged high order, mesh generation, meshing, overset, Pointwise, survey
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This Week in CFD
Did you catch the CFD shown on-air during the Super Bowl broadcast? It’s included in this week’s roundup of CFD news. And there are a few bigger science issues such as why airplanes fly, viscous heat, and exactly how old … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Hardware, News, People & Places, Software
Tagged 3D printing, 3D Sculptor, ANSYS, AREPO, ASSESS, Gmsh, GrabCAD, GridPro, high order, jobs, Lattice Technology, ParaView, Pointwise, Rhino, Siemens, SimScale, SolidWorks, STAR-CCM+, STL, SU2, Tecplot, UCNS3D, visualization, xNURBS, XVL Web3D Manager
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I’m Martin Leahy and This Is How I Mesh
I grew up and still live and work in Victoria, a southern state of Australia. I am lucky to have wonderful family of three children and a wonderful wife, Amy. I grew up on a sheep/cattle farm in Glenaroua, Victoria, … Continue reading
Posted in People & Places
Tagged adaptation, ANSYS, Applied CCM, Caelus, CFX, cloud, FIeldView, food, git, Glyph, high order, linux, OpenFOAM, ParaView, Pointwise, Python, This Is How I Mesh, Ubuntu
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This Week in CFD
The CFD world must be off to a slow start this year as evidenced by the relatively low number of news items in this week’s roundup. But there are two talks worth listening to. The first is by Donald Knuth … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, News, Software
Tagged Beta CAE, fluids, high order, jobs, LES, OpenCFD, OpenFOAM, Pointwise, SimScale
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What Types of Meshes Are You Generating?
We’re taking a survey to learn about what mesh types (structured, unstructured, hybrid, Cartesian, high-order, overset, etc.) are most widely used and how big those meshes are. Can you help us by spending 5 minutes sharing your information? We will … Continue reading
Posted in News, Software
Tagged high order, hybrid, mesh generation, meshing, overset, structured, unstructured
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I’m Kristen Karman-Shoemake and This Is How I Mesh
I was born in Arlington, TX and spent most of my childhood in and around the Fort Worth area. When I was in high school, my family moved to Chattanooga, TN. I then went on to UTK for my undergraduate … Continue reading
Posted in People & Places
Tagged AIAA, AIAA Propulsion Aerodynamics Workshop, automation, biomedical, CFD, data visualization, food, Glyph, GrabCAD, high order, meshing, Microsoft, ParaView, Pointwise, Python, scripting, support, This Is How I Mesh, vim, visualization
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