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This Week in CFD
On this last Friday of October 2021 (meaning that we’re on the slow slide into year’s end and the holiday season – for many of us – of Thanksgiving, Xmas, and New Year’s Day), we’ve got a really broad selection … Continue reading
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This Week in CFD
Completely fungible and non-tokenized, today’s CFD news begins with a hopeful glimpse at a potential in-person CFD event. You should check-out the list of tips for simulation projects and let us know what was missed. And the coolest news this … Continue reading
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Tagged AIAA Aviation, AIAA High Lift Prediction Workshop, AIAA SciTech, Altair, ANSYS, AWS, AzoreCFD, COMSOL, Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop, geometry models, GMGW, HiLiftPW, jobs, linux, meshing, Microsoft, OpenFOAM, Pointwise, PyFR, Siemens Digital Industries Software, SIMULIA, STAR-CCM+, survey, ultraFluidX
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Mesh Resolution: Bringing Order to Coarse, Medium, Fine
The 2nd AIAA Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop is taking the qualitative out of mesh resolution by adopting a quantitative definition that will evolve as we move toward the vision of CFD in the year 2030.
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