A study on the streamer simulation using adaptive mesh generation and FEM-FCT
Woong-Gee Min, Hyeong-Seok Kim, Seok‐Hyun Lee, Song–Yop Hahn
Abstract
Woong-Gee Min, Hyeong-Seok Kim, Seok‐Hyun Lee, Song–Yop Hahn
Abstract
In this paper, the use of adaptive mesh generation is proposed as a method of streamer simulation. The error estimation scheme is also presented. The employed adaptive scheme can refine the mesh where needed. In addition, it is possible to coarsen the unnecessarily dense mesh. For a numerical example, the propagation of a negative streamer was simulated and the results were shown. Through the adaptive mesh generation, we can obtain not only higher resolution but also more efficient grid distribution with a smaller number of grids.
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In this paper, the use of adaptive mesh generation is proposed as a method of streamer simulation. The error estimation scheme is also presented. The employed adaptive scheme can refine the mesh where needed. In addition, it is possible to coarsen the unnecessarily dense mesh. For a numerical example, the propagation of a negative streamer was simulated and the results were shown. Through the adaptive mesh generation, we can obtain not only higher resolution but also more efficient grid distribution with a smaller number of grids.
Key concepts: Mesh generation, Adaptive mesh refinement, Computer science, Finite element method, Grid, Algorithm, Scheme (mathematics), Computational science