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WIP: Adding a wall model for large-eddy simulations

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Open Ankang Gao requested to merge gaoak/nektar:feature/wallmodelLES into master Jun 30, 2021
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When running implicit large-eddy simulations in Nektar++, the resolution on the boundary reaches the resolution of direct numerical simulations. The small first layer height puts a severe restriction on the time step size.

To overcome this problem, this merge request introduces a wall model which is based on the log law velocity profile of the turbulent boundary layer. The slip-boundary type wall model is used and the Robin boundary condition is treated as a Dirichlet condition.

The formulas are image

in short u = lp * (tau - n tau \cdot n)

Edited Apr 16, 2022 by Ankang Gao
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Source branch: feature/wallmodelLES