Resolving Neighbourhood Relations in a Parallel Fluid Dynamic Solver

Computational Fluid Dynamics simulations require an enormous computational effort if a physically reasonable accuracy should be reached. Therefore, a parallel implementation is inevitable. This paper describes the basics of our implemented fluid solver with a special aspect on the hierarchical data structure, unique cell and grid identification, and the neighbourhood relations inbetween grids on different processes. A special server concept keeps track of every grid over all processes while minimising data transfer between the nodes.     «

Computational Fluid Dynamics simulations require an enormous computational effort if a physically reasonable accuracy should be reached. Therefore, a parallel implementation is inevitable. This paper describes the basics of our implemented fluid solver with a special aspect on the hierarchical data structure, unique cell and grid identification, and the neighbourhood relations inbetween grids on different processes. A special server concept keeps track of every grid over all processes while mini...     »