In quasi-steady-state creeping flow it is possible to combine the mass conservation equation and the momentum equation to generate a new equation in terms of the stream function Y: (V*y = 0). Here, V* is called the biharmonic operator. In cartesian coordinate, this operator is defined at az +2- ax Derive a second order central difference discretization of the biharmonic equation.

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In quasi-steady-state creeping flow it is possible to combine the mass conservation equation and the
momentum equation to generate a new equation in terms of the stream function Y: (V*Y = 0). Here, V* is
called the bihamonic operator. In cartesian coordinate, this operator is defined
a2
+.
+ 2
Derive a second order central difference discretization of the biharmonic equation.
the idea of this question but i didn't complete
Cil - 2 Gi + Bi-l
-2/8
Jx2
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 2 In quasi-steady-state creeping flow it is possible to combine the mass conservation equation and the momentum equation to generate a new equation in terms of the stream function Y: (V*Y = 0). Here, V* is called the bihamonic operator. In cartesian coordinate, this operator is defined a2 +. + 2 Derive a second order central difference discretization of the biharmonic equation. the idea of this question but i didn't complete Cil - 2 Gi + Bi-l -2/8 Jx2
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