Relative accuracy of turbulence simulations using pseudo-spectral and finite difference solvers

Akash Rodhiya; Shashwat Bhattacharya; Mahendra K Verma

doi:10.1007/s12046-025-03035-y

February 2, 2026Sadhana

Relative accuracy of turbulence simulations using pseudo-spectral and finite difference solvers

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Turbulence simulations vary significantly in accuracy based on the solver used, impacting results.
Findings indicate that pseudo-spectral solvers provide more accurate results than finite difference methods in certain scenarios.
Analysis involves comparative simulations using established numerical methods across fluid dynamics.
Implications highlight the need for careful selection of computational techniques to enhance simulation fidelity.

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Observational analysis compares turbulence simulation accuracy using pseudo-spectral and finite difference solvers, suggesting improved approaches for fluid dynamics.

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