Proceedings of the 1996 Summer Program

• Front Cover
• Photo of Participants
• Table of contents
• Preface

MODELING

• Non-linear k-e-v² modeling with application to high-lift.
  F. S. Lien and P. A. Durbin
• Application of the k-e-v²  model to multi-component airfoils.
  G. Iaccarino and P. A. Durbin
• A new approach to turbulence modeling.
  B. Perot and P. Moin
• Second moment closure analysis of the backstep flow database.
  S. Parneix, D. Laurence and P. Durbin
• On modeling pressure diffusion in non-homogeneous shear flows.
  A. O. Demuren, M. M. Rogers, P. Durbin and S. K. Lele
• Prediction of the backflow and recovery regions in the backward facing step at various Reynolds numbers.
  V. Michelassi, P. A. Durbin and N. N. Mansour

COMBUSTION

• A-priori testing of sub-grid models for chemically reacting nonpremixed turbulent shear flows.
  J. Jimenez, A. Linan, M. M. Rogers and F. J. Higuera
• Turbulent flame propagation in partially premixed flames.
  T. Poinsot, D. Veynante, A. Trouve and G. Ruetsch
• A dynamic subgrid-scale model for LES of the G-equation.
  A. Bourlioux, H. G. Im and J. H. Ferziger
• A new methodology to determine kinetic parameters for one- and two-step chemical models.
  T. Mantel, F. N. Egolfopoulos and C. T. Bowman
• Evaluation of joint probability density function models for turbulent nonpremixed combustion with complex chemistry.
  N. S. A. Smith, S. M. Frolov and C. T. Bowman
• Effect of chemistry and turbulence on NO formation in oxygen-natural gas flames.
  J.-M. Samaniego, F. N. Egolfopoulos and C. T. Bowman
• Asymptotic solution of the turbulent mixing layer for velocity ratio close to unity.
  F. J. Higuera, J. Jimenez and A. Linan
• The effects of complex chemistry on triple flames.
  T. Echekki and J. H. Chen

LARGE EDDY SIMULATION

• Ensemble averaged dynamic modeling.
  D. Carati, A. Wray and W. Cabot
• Anisotropic eddy viscosity models.
  D. Carati and W. Cabot
• Dynamic Smagorinsky model on anisotropic grids.
  A. Scotti, C. Meneveau, and M. Fatica
• Dynamic model with scale-dependent coefficients in the viscous range.
  C. Meneveau and T. S. Lund
• The incremental unknowns—a multilevel scheme for the simulation of turbulent channel flows.
  M. Chen, H. Choi, T. Dubois, J. Shen and R. Temam
• A priori testing of subgrid-scale models for the velocity-pressure and vorticity-velocity formulations.
  G. S. Winckelmans, T. S. Lund, D. Carati and A. A. Wray
• LES on unstructured deforming meshes: towards reciprocating IC engines.
  D. C. Haworth and K. Jansen
• Large eddy simulation of a backward facing step flow using a least squares spectral element method.
  D. C. Chan and R. Mittal
• Evaluation of a vortex-based subgrid stress model using DNS databases.
  A. Misra and T. S. Lund

CONTROL, STRUCTURES, AND HYDROACOUSTICS

• Hydroacoustic forcing function modeling using DNS database.
  I. Zawadzki, J. L. Gershfeld, Y. Na and M. Wang
• A study of the turbulence structures of wall-bounded shear flows.
  M. S. Chong, J. Soria, A. E. Perry, J. Chacin, Y. Na and B. J. Cantwell
• Optimal and robust control of transition.
  T. R. Bewley and R. Agarwal
• Simulation and modeling of the elliptic streamline flow.
  G. A. Blaisdell and K. Shariff
• Drag reduction in turbulent MHD pipe flows.
  P. Orlandi