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Modified velocity-pressure energy identity for periodic pressure correction
Statement
For one step of Backward-Euler incremental pressure correction on a periodic staggered grid on Periodic staggered-grid velocity and pressure spaces, with divergence- free and , the following identity holds exactly: This is a modified velocity-pressure energy identity for the stated periodic discretization; it makes no bounded-wall claim.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The backward-Euler predictor, pressure increment and correction on the periodic staggered grid, with , , , and .
The predictor equation, pressure equation, and pressure update are , , , and (Backward-Euler incremental pressure correction on a periodic staggered grid).
The discrete adjoint relation is , and the pressure Laplacian satisfies (Mass-orthogonal periodic discrete Helmholtz projection and exact incompressibility).
is a mass-orthogonal projector and (Mass-orthogonal periodic discrete Helmholtz projection and exact incompressibility).
by the periodic componentwise Laplacian definition (Periodic staggered-grid velocity and pressure spaces).
Proof
By finite periodic reindexing in each component and coordinate, . Take the inner product of the predictor equation [F1] with . The identity and [F4] give
By [F2] and the pressure equation in [F1], The last equality follows from the second identity in [F2].
Since is orthogonal and by [F3], the projection residual is orthogonal to . Pythagoras gives The pressure update then gives
Substitute the two identities from step 3.1 into step 1.1, replacing and the pressure cross term. The result is exactly the displayed modified energy identity.
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Sources
- J. L. Guermond, P. Minev, and J. Shen, An overview of projection methods for incompressible flows (standard reference, not scraped)
- NPTEL, Lecture 5.4: Methods based on Coupling of Pressure and Velocity (standard reference, not scraped)