Ablock implicit lower-uppersymmetric Gauss ‐Seidel(LU-SGS)approximatefactorization schemeisdeveloped and implemented for unstructured grids of arbitrary topology including viscous adaptive Cartesian grids. CPU times and memory requirements for the block LU-SGS (BLU-SGS), the original LU-SGS, and a fully implicit scheme (FIS) with a preconditioned conjugate gradient squared solver for several representative test examples are compared. Computational results showed that the block LU-SGS scheme requires about 20 ‐30% more memory than the original LU-SGS but converges many times faster. The BLU-SGS scheme has a convergence rate competitive to and in many cases faster than the FIS while requiring much less memory.
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