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'''Streamline diffusion''', given an [[advection equation|advection]]-[[diffusion equation]], refers to all diffusion going on along the advection direction.
 
==Explanation==
If we take an advection equation, for simplicity of writing we have assumed <math>\nabla\cdot{\bold u}=0</math>, and <math>||{\bold u}||=1</math>
:<math>
\frac{\partial\psi}{\partial t}
+{\bold u}\cdot\nabla\psi=0.
</math>
 
we may add a diffusion term, again for simplicty, we assume the diffusion to be constant over the entire field.
 
:<math>D\nabla^2\psi</math>,
 
Giving us an equation of the form:
 
:<math>
\frac{\partial\psi}{\partial t}
+{\bold u}\cdot\nabla\psi
+D\nabla^2\psi
=0
</math>
 
We may now rewrite the equation on the following form:
 
:<math>
\frac{\partial\psi}{\partial t}
+{\bold u}\cdot \nabla\psi
+{\bold u}({\bold u}\cdot D\nabla^2\psi)
+(D\nabla^2\psi-{\bold u}({\bold u}\cdot D\nabla^2\psi))
=0
</math>
 
The term below is called streamline diffusion.
:<math>{\bold u}({\bold u}\cdot D\nabla^2\psi)</math>
 
===Crosswind diffusion===
Any diffusion orthogonal to the streamline diffusion is called crosswind diffusion, for us this becomes the term:
:<math>
(D\nabla^2\psi-{\bold u}({\bold u}\cdot D\nabla^2\psi))
</math>
 
[[Category:Fluid dynamics]]
[[Category:Diffusion]]
[[Category:Partial differential equations]]
 
 
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Streamline diffusion, given an advection-diffusion equation, refers to all diffusion going on along the advection direction.

Explanation

If we take an advection equation, for simplicity of writing we have assumed u=0, and ||u||=1

ψt+uψ=0.

we may add a diffusion term, again for simplicty, we assume the diffusion to be constant over the entire field.

D2ψ,

Giving us an equation of the form:

ψt+uψ+D2ψ=0

We may now rewrite the equation on the following form:

ψt+uψ+u(uD2ψ)+(D2ψu(uD2ψ))=0

The term below is called streamline diffusion.

u(uD2ψ)

Crosswind diffusion

Any diffusion orthogonal to the streamline diffusion is called crosswind diffusion, for us this becomes the term:

(D2ψu(uD2ψ))


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