An SPH method with numerical diffusive terms will be used to simulate 2D gravity waves generated by a wave maker and propagating into a basin. A large number of simulations will be performed for different wave steepness and height-to-depth ratio. To validate the SPH model, the numerical results will be compared with a BEM Mixed-Eulerian-Lagrangian solver. Finally, a measure of numerical damping and shift of wave trains will be provided for different spatial resolutions.

Gravity wave propagation solved through an enhanced SPH method

M Antuono;S Marrone;A Colagrossi;C Lugni
2010

Abstract

An SPH method with numerical diffusive terms will be used to simulate 2D gravity waves generated by a wave maker and propagating into a basin. A large number of simulations will be performed for different wave steepness and height-to-depth ratio. To validate the SPH model, the numerical results will be compared with a BEM Mixed-Eulerian-Lagrangian solver. Finally, a measure of numerical damping and shift of wave trains will be provided for different spatial resolutions.
2010
Istituto di iNgegneria del Mare - INM (ex INSEAN)
978-09-565-9510-2
Gravity waves
Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics
SPH
Boundary Element Method
BEM
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