Finding Closure Terms Directly from Coarse Data for 2D Turbulent Flow
arXiv:2104.09344 · doi:10.3390/fluids7050154
Abstract
Machine learning is used to develop closure terms for coarse grained model of two-dimensional turbulent flow directly from the coarse grained data by adding a source term to the Navier-Stokes equations to ensure that the coarse-grained flow evolves in the correct way. The source term is related to the average flow using a Neural Network with a relatively simple structure and smoothed slightly to prevent instabilities in a posteriori test. The time dependent coarse grained flow field is generated by filtering fully resolved results and the predicted coarse field evolution agrees well with the filtered results, both for the flow used to learn the closure terms and for flows not used for the learning.
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