Adaptive grid: Difference between revisions

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A grid on which the number or geometric distribution of points changes in response to the characteristics of the evolving flow that is being described.

Adaptive grids are most commonly used to place higher resolution in regions where error is likely to be large, for instance, in areas where the gradient (
or Laplacian operator) is large.

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-A [[grid]] on which the number or geometric distribution of points changes in response  to the characteristics of the evolving flow that is being described.<br/> Adaptive grids are most commonly used to place higher [[resolution]] in regions where [[error]] is  likely to be large, for instance, in areas where the [[gradient]] (<br/>''or'' [[Laplacian operator]]) is large.
+|Explanation=Adaptive grids are most commonly used to place higher [[resolution]] in regions where [[error]] is  likely to be large, for instance, in areas where the [[gradient]] (<br/>''or'' [[Laplacian operator]]) is large.
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