Question: ( 6 0 pt ) ( a ) ( 2 0 pt ) Consider a linear diffusion equation ( delu ) / ( delt )

(60pt)
(a)(20pt) Consider a linear diffusion equation
(delu)/(delt)=\alpha (del^(2)u)/(delx^(2))
Discretize it using a numerical scheme of your choice. Perform the consistency analysis, obtaining an
expression for the truncation error.
(b)(20pt) Describe the amplification factor (G) in von Newman stability analysis. Consider a linear convection
equation as,
(delu)/(delt)+a(delu)/(delx)=0.
Apply a numerical scheme where you discretize the both time and space terms using the second order
central difference formula. Perform the von Neumann stability analysis to discuss its stability.
(c)(20pt) Consider a 1 D Couette-Poiseuille flow as shown in the Fig. 1. The flow model can be given by
Eq.1 and Eq.2 as,
Momentum equation:
(d)/(dy)[(
u +
u _(()t))(du)/(dy)]=(1)/(\rho )(dp)/(dx)
(d)/(dy)[(
u +
u _(()t))u(du)/(dy)+(c_(p))/(Pr)(
u +()/(0.9)
u _(()t))(delT)/(dely)]=0
Couette flow (dp)/(dx)=0,v_(w)!=0
Poisenille flow (dP)/(dx)!=0
Conette-poisenille flow (dp)/(dx)!=0,V_(u)!=0
Figure 1: Couette-Poiseuille Flow
where
u and
u _(()t) are the kinematic flow and turbulent viscosities, respectively. c_(p) and Pr are the constant-
pressure heat capacity and the Prandtl number, respectively. u(y) and T(y) are the streamwise velocity
and temperature, respectively, varying in the wall normal direction (y) only. H is the distance between
the two walls, while V_(w) is the wall velocity. (dp)/(dx) is a constant streamwise pressure gradient. The other
velocity components are v=0y directionw=0z direction
( 6 0 pt ) ( a ) ( 2 0 pt ) Consider a linear

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