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Upwind skewed radial basis functions (USRBF) for solution of highly convective problems over meshfree nodes

Upwind skewed radial basis functions (USRBF) for solution of highly convective problems over meshfree nodes
Upwind skewed radial basis functions (USRBF) for solution of highly convective problems over meshfree nodes
An upwind skewed radial basis function (USRBF)-based solution scheme is presented for stabilized solutions of convection-dominated problems over meshfree nodes. The conventional, radially symmetric radial basis functions (RBFs) are multiplied with an upwinding factor which skews the RBFs toward the upwind direction. The upwinding factor is a function of flow direction, intensity of convection, size of local support domain, and nodal distribution. The use of USRBFs modifies the weight values such that the necessary artificial diffusion is added only along the flow direction, whereas the crosswind diffusion is avoided. Subsequently, these skewed radial basis functions are employed in finite difference mode (RBF-FD) for derivative approximation. The performance and accuracy of the proposed scheme is studied by solving convection–diffusion problems over uniform and random distribution of meshfree nodes with various convection intensities. The upwinding effectively suppresses non-physical perturbation in numerical solution of convection-dominated problems. The results show that significant improvement in accuracy can be achieved by using the proposed USRBF-based solution scheme, particularly at higher convection intensities.
0177-0667
Djidjeli, Kamal
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Javed, Ali
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Baig, Ali Asadullah
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Shahzad, Aamer
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Hammed, Asad
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Djidjeli, Kamal
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Javed, Ali
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Baig, Ali Asadullah
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Shahzad, Aamer
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Hammed, Asad
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Djidjeli, Kamal, Javed, Ali, Baig, Ali Asadullah, Shahzad, Aamer and Hammed, Asad (2019) Upwind skewed radial basis functions (USRBF) for solution of highly convective problems over meshfree nodes. Engineering With Computers. (doi:10.1007/s00366-019-00873-3).

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An upwind skewed radial basis function (USRBF)-based solution scheme is presented for stabilized solutions of convection-dominated problems over meshfree nodes. The conventional, radially symmetric radial basis functions (RBFs) are multiplied with an upwinding factor which skews the RBFs toward the upwind direction. The upwinding factor is a function of flow direction, intensity of convection, size of local support domain, and nodal distribution. The use of USRBFs modifies the weight values such that the necessary artificial diffusion is added only along the flow direction, whereas the crosswind diffusion is avoided. Subsequently, these skewed radial basis functions are employed in finite difference mode (RBF-FD) for derivative approximation. The performance and accuracy of the proposed scheme is studied by solving convection–diffusion problems over uniform and random distribution of meshfree nodes with various convection intensities. The upwinding effectively suppresses non-physical perturbation in numerical solution of convection-dominated problems. The results show that significant improvement in accuracy can be achieved by using the proposed USRBF-based solution scheme, particularly at higher convection intensities.

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Accepted/In Press date: 9 October 2019
e-pub ahead of print date: 30 October 2019

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Local EPrints ID: 437491
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/437491
ISSN: 0177-0667
PURE UUID: 92fc91f2-6a91-4435-90db-47c75a10dfc9

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Date deposited: 31 Jan 2020 17:36
Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 05:01

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Author: Kamal Djidjeli
Author: Ali Javed
Author: Ali Asadullah Baig
Author: Aamer Shahzad
Author: Asad Hammed

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