Grid-point and time-step requirements for direct numerical simulation and large-eddy simulation
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This study finds that the grid-point requirement for DNS of a spatially developing turbulent boundary layer is N ~ Re^2.05, less than previously thought. It also estimates time-step requirements for DNS and LES, suggesting that wall-modeled LES becomes increasingly more cost-efficient than wall-resolved LES and DNS as Reynolds number increases.
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This paper revisits prior estimates for grid-point requirements in DNS and LES of turbulent boundary layers, deriving more general estimates and providing a useful framework for optimization. The methodology is sound, but the reliance on certain assumptions and simplifications limits the broader applicability. Overall, a strong contribution to the field, warranting a rating of 4.
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