Unsteady vorticity transport equation: codes available?

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The discussion centers on the need for a code to reproduce results from an older simulation of the unsteady vorticity transport equation in 2D, specifically for tank-like geometries with inlets and pipe-like outlets. The original code utilized a finite element method, but the user is open to alternatives. They express a preference for a Matlab script with plotting capabilities, while also inquiring about the applicability of OpenFOAM for this purpose. The user aims to validate new calculations against the results of the older code.

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  • Understanding of unsteady vorticity transport equations
  • Familiarity with finite element methods
  • Basic knowledge of Matlab scripting
  • Awareness of OpenFOAM capabilities and limitations
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  • Research Matlab scripting for fluid dynamics simulations
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  • Investigate OpenFOAM for potential adaptations to vorticity transport equations
  • Review literature on 2D tank-like geometries in computational fluid dynamics
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Researchers and engineers in fluid dynamics, computational fluid dynamics practitioners, and anyone looking to reproduce or validate simulations of unsteady vorticity transport equations.

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I would like to reproduce results from a much older code to test a new one. I only have the old code's results in the form of plots, not data, but I need data. The older code solves the unsteady vorticity transport equation in 2D with a constant kinematic viscosity term. I'm interested in 2-D tank-like geometries with inlets and pipe-like outlets. The original code uses a finite element method, but I'm not picky.

It would be great not to have to write code to do this. The problem seems straightforward enough that I expected to find codes/applets online, but so far I don't see anything. A Matlab script with plotting capabilities would be great, but I'll try anything. Could anyone help?
 
Have you tried OpenFOAM? Also, why vorticity transport and not NS?
 
Thanks. I want to reproduce calculations from an old report to test some new calculations. As far as I know, OpenFOAM doesn't have this approach.
 

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