AUSM Mach and pressure split polynomials
Purpose
AUSM-family fluxes split the convective mass flux and pressure using smooth
functions of the face Mach number. OneFLOW exposes the production polynomials
as pure inline APIs in NsInvFluxPolicy.h.
Formulas
Production names FMSplit1, FMSplit2, FMSplit4, FPSplit5
implement the following (s = i_{pn} = \\pm 1):
With interface sign \(i_{pn}=\pm 1\), \(\beta=1/8\), \(\alpha=3/16\):
API mapping
FMSplit1(M, s)\(\\equiv M_1\)FMSplit2(M, s)\(\\equiv M_2\)FMSplit4(M, \\beta, s)\(\\equiv M^{\\pm}_4\) (mass/Mach split)FPSplit5(M, \\alpha, s)\(\\equiv P^{\\pm}_5\) (pressure split)
Source map
Header:
codes/ns/include/NsInvFluxPolicy.h(FMSplit1/2/4,FPSplit5)Tests:
tests/solver/inv_flux_policy_test.cpp(FMSplit4MachCurveMatchesClosedForm,FPSplit5MachCurveMatchesClosedForm)Theory table:
tools/verification/data/ausm_mach_split_theory.csvContract Workbench id:
ausm_mach_split
What this proves / does not prove
Proves: closed-form agreement of the pure split polynomials on a Mach grid.
Does not prove: assembled AUSM face flux, entropy fixes, or experimental shock-capturing quality.