channelflow

Channelflow is a software system for numerical analysis of the incompressible Navier-Stokes flow in channel geometries, written in C++. The core engine of Channelflow is a spectral CFD1) algorithm for integrating the Navier-Stokes equations. This engine drives a number of higher-level algorithms that (for example) compute equilibria, traveling waves, and periodic orbits of Navier-Stokes. Channelflow provides these algorithms in an easy-to-use, flexible, and intelligible form by using relatively modern software design. Channelflow consists of a software library for rapid, high-level development of spectral CFD codes and a set of predefined executable programs that perform common tasks involving CFD. Channelflow is customized for Fourier x Chebyshev x Fourier expansions appropriate for rectangular geometries with periodic boundary conditions in two directions and rigid walls in the remaining direction.

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  1. Jose Manuel López; Daniel Feldmann; Markus Rampp; Alberto Vela-Martín; Liang Shie; Marc Avila: nsCouette - A high-performance code for direct numerical simulations of turbulent Taylor-Couette flow (2020) not zbMATH
  2. Alizard, Frédéric; Biau, Damien: Restricted nonlinear model for high- and low-drag events in plane channel flow (2019)
  3. Deguchi, Kengo: High-speed shear-driven dynamos. II: Numerical analysis (2019)
  4. Farano, Mirko; Cherubini, Stefania; Robinet, J.-C.; De Palma, P.; Schneider, Tobias M.: Computing heteroclinic orbits using adjoint-based methods (2019)
  5. Ibrahim, Joseph I.; Yang, Qiang; Doohan, Patrick; Hwang, Yongyun: Phase-space dynamics of opposition control in wall-bounded turbulent flows (2019)
  6. Page, Jacob; Kerswell, Rich R.: Koopman mode expansions between simple invariant solutions (2019)
  7. Yang, Qiang; Willis, Ashley P.; Hwang, Yongyun: Exact coherent states of attached eddies in channel flow (2019)
  8. Hall, Philip: Vortex-wave interaction arrays: a sustaining mechanism for the log layer? (2018)
  9. Shekar, Ashwin; Graham, Michael D.: Exact coherent states with hairpin-like vortex structure in channel flow (2018)
  10. Yang, Qiang; Willis, Ashley P.; Hwang, Yongyun: Energy production and self-sustained turbulence at the Kolmogorov scale in Couette flow (2018)
  11. Budanur, Nazmi Burak; Cvitanović, Predrag: Unstable manifolds of relative periodic orbits in the symmetry-reduced state space of the Kuramoto-Sivashinsky system (2017)
  12. Budanur, N. B.; Short, K. Y.; Farazmand, M.; Willis, Ashley P.; Cvitanović, P.: Relative periodic orbits form the backbone of turbulent pipe flow (2017)
  13. Couliou, Marie; Monchaux, Romain: Growth dynamics of turbulent spots in plane Couette flow (2017)
  14. Deguchi, K.; Hall, P.: The relationship between free-stream coherent structures and near-wall streaks at high Reynolds numbers (2017)
  15. McKeon, B. J.: The engine behind (wall) turbulence: perspectives on scale interactions (2017)
  16. Willis, A. P.; Duguet, Y.; Omel’Chenko, O.; Wolfrum, M.: Surfing the edge: using feedback control to find nonlinear solutions (2017)
  17. Brauckmann, Hannes J.; Salewski, Matthew; Eckhardt, Bruno: Momentum transport in Taylor-Couette flow with vanishing curvature (2016)
  18. Chantry, Matthew; Tuckerman, Laurette S.; Barkley, Dwight: Turbulent-laminar patterns in shear flows without walls (2016)
  19. Dempsey, L. J.; Deguchi, K.; Hall, P.; Walton, A. G.: Localized vortex/Tollmien-Schlichting wave interaction states in plane Poiseuille flow (2016)
  20. Ding, Xiong; Cvitanović, Predrag: Periodic eigendecomposition and its application to Kuramoto-Sivashinsky system (2016)

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Further publications can be found at: http://channelflow.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=references