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Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Numerical Analysis Miao Li Tom Schreck

Simplification of N.S. Equation

Simplification of N.S. Equation cont. From: We get the 1D equation:

Two Methods Used An explicit scheme using forward Euler. An implicit scheme using Newton’s Method

Program Runs

Program Runs Cont.

Convergence Tests

Implicit Method =+

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

Capstone Final Presentation Spring 2003 Thin Film flow

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