Application of the iteratively regularized Gauss–Newton method to parameter identification problems in Computational Fluid Dynamics
Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: Field Inversion and Machine Learning is an active field of research in C omputational F luid D ynamics (CFD). This approach can be leveraged to obtain a closed-form correction for a given turbulence model to improve the predictions. The fundamental approach is to insert a parameter into the system of RANS equations and determine it in a way such that, for example, a given pressure distribution is better approximated compared to the one obtained with the original set of equations. The goal of this article is twofold. Numerical arguments are presented that these kinds of problems can be severely ill-posed. In the second part, an approach is presented to directly reconstruct the turbulent viscosity field along with an example. The I teratively R egularized G auss- N ewton M ethod (IRGNM) is used for a realization. The construction of a problem-adapted norm for a finite volume method is presented. Finally, an outlook is presented on how this approach can be used to possibly modify or improve turbulence models such that not only one, but a larger number of test cases are considered. • Application of the IRGNM to a parameter identification problem for the RANS equations • Discrete Sobolev H 1 -norm for a finite volume method to regularize the IRGNM • Interpretation of FIML approach as a parameter identification problem • Reconstruction of turbulent viscosity instead of a parameter in a turbulence model
Source: Computers & Fluids
Author: Stefan Langer
Language: English
Subfield: Mathematical Physics
Field: Mathematics
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
Estimated APC paid: $3,860
OpenAlex ID: W4402623968