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Computational Fluid Dynamics – Notes

This repository contains personal notes on Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), compiled during my academic studies and self-study. The notes are intended as a concise reference for fundamental and advanced topics in CFD, combining theoretical explanations with mathematical formulations.

All documents are provided in PDF format and focus on concepts commonly encountered in graduate-level CFD courses and research.


Contents

The repository currently includes notes on the following topics:

  • Compressible Flow

    • Definitions and fundamental concepts for compressible fluid dynamics
  • Scalar Transport in Multicomponent and Reacting Flows

    • Transport equations for multicomponent and reacting flows
  • Preconditioning Methods

    • General approaches for numerical preconditioning in CFD solvers
  • Discrete Adjoint Methods

    • Discrete adjoint formulation for design optimisation and sensitivity analysis

Repository Structure

Notes-Computational-Fluid-Dynamics/
├── compressible_flow_definitions.pdf
├── Scalar transport equations for multicomponent and reacting flows.pdf
├── preconditioning_general_approach.pdf
├── Discrete_adjoint_design_optimization.pdf
├── README.md
└── LICENSE

Intended Audience

Graduate and advanced undergraduate students in fluid mechanics or aerospace engineering

Researchers seeking concise theoretical references

Self-learners studying Computational Fluid Dynamics

Notes

These notes reflect my personal understanding of the topics and are not intended to replace textbooks or peer-reviewed literature.

The material may evolve over time as new topics are added or existing notes are refined.

License

This repository is distributed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPL-3.0).

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