Single MRT-featured Lattice Boltzmann Method (SmrtLBM)

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contents A novel single MRT-featured lattice Boltzmann method (SmrtLBM) is introduced. The intricate algorithm of the multiple-relaxation-time (MRT) collision operator is reimagined and distilled into a streamlined, single-relaxation-time-like scheme. This innovation preserves the simplicity and efficiency of the conventional single-relaxation-time approach while inheriting the enhanced stability characteristic of the MRT techniques, making it a powerful tool for simulating complex fluid flows. Rigorous numerical testing on cavity flows demonstrates that SmrtLBM accurately captures complex flow characteristics, even in challenging high Reynolds number regimes where precision and stability are crucial. Compared to the traditional single-relaxation-time lattice Boltzmann method, this model offers superior stability and accurate solutions for difficult flows. The SmrtLBM marks a breakthrough in complex fluid simulation through a simple method, offering a new level of efficiency and reliability in tackling challenging flow problems.
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spellingShingle Single MRT-featured Lattice Boltzmann Method (SmrtLBM)
Zhou, Jian Guo
Computational Physics
Fluid Dynamics
A novel single MRT-featured lattice Boltzmann method (SmrtLBM) is introduced. The intricate algorithm of the multiple-relaxation-time (MRT) collision operator is reimagined and distilled into a streamlined, single-relaxation-time-like scheme. This innovation preserves the simplicity and efficiency of the conventional single-relaxation-time approach while inheriting the enhanced stability characteristic of the MRT techniques, making it a powerful tool for simulating complex fluid flows. Rigorous numerical testing on cavity flows demonstrates that SmrtLBM accurately captures complex flow characteristics, even in challenging high Reynolds number regimes where precision and stability are crucial. Compared to the traditional single-relaxation-time lattice Boltzmann method, this model offers superior stability and accurate solutions for difficult flows. The SmrtLBM marks a breakthrough in complex fluid simulation through a simple method, offering a new level of efficiency and reliability in tackling challenging flow problems.
title Single MRT-featured Lattice Boltzmann Method (SmrtLBM)
topic Computational Physics
Fluid Dynamics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.01076