DNS in Geophysics: Resources & Implementation

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A research project on Earth's core dynamics is being initiated, utilizing pre-existing code. The researcher seeks efficient implementation strategies for Direct Numerical Simulation (DNS) and is considering a finite volume code for varying resolutions. There is a request for resources to better understand DNS in practice. The discussion suggests that moving the thread to a computer forum may yield more relevant assistance. Questions arise regarding the availability of the pre-existing code, specifically whether it is in the public domain or referenced in any academic papers, with links to relevant resources provided.
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Hi all,

I am soon starting a research project into Earths core dynamics, and will be using a pre existing code. I understand the principle of DNS and resolving for all different resolutions. But I do not really understand how to implement that efficiently. Does anyone have any good resources for me?

I imagine using something like a finite volume code, and then running for different resolutions? Not a clue how to do DNS in practice.

Cheers all
 
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I am not familiar with DNS computer code in the way you are suggesting, can you clarify? Thanks!
 
Evo said:
I am not familiar with DNS computer code in the way you are suggesting, can you clarify? Thanks!
DNS - Direct Numerical Simulation
 
RobosaurusRex said:
DNS - Direct Numerical Simulation
Thanks, do you think perhaps you might get more help in the computer forum? I can move this thread and leave a re-direct for a few days.
 
Evo said:
Thanks, do you think perhaps you might get more help in the computer forum? I can move this thread and leave a re-direct for a few days.
Please do, if you think that's best. My apologies
 
RobosaurusRex said:
Please do, if you think that's best. My apologies
No problem. That way it will get views from both forums at the same time, it does cross both forums.
 
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