Re=2800, M=0.2, DNS, using compact scheme Papers: AIAA 2015-2783 "DNS/LES Simulations of Separated Flows at High Reynolds Numbers" June 2015 (P. Balakumar) AIAA-2013-2723 "DNS, Enstrophy Balance, and the Dissipation Equation in a Separated Turbulent Channel Flow," June 2013 (P. Balakumar, R. Rubinstein, C. Rumsey) (earlier related paper... this used high order WENO and M=0.5) 513x257x289 (streamwise, normal, spanwise) streamwise spacing beteen hills = 9 span extent = 4.5 h=1 uvw-instant.dat - instantaneous u,v,w dns-avg.dat - average u,v,rho,production(P),dissipation(e),P/e,k,shear(-uv) UAVG = u-velocity VAVG = v-velocity DAVG = density PROD = production DISSIP = dissipation PRO/DISS = production/dissipation KE = turbulenct kinetic energy SHEAR = negative of turbulent shear stress (-u'v') profiles.dat - profiles at specific x-stations (approx 0,1,2,4,5,8) UAVG = u-velocity VAVG = v-velocity UUAVG = u'u' VVAVG = v'v' WWAVG = w'w' UVAVG = u'v' balance.dat - profiles of balance terms in tau11,tau22,tau33,tau12,k equations at specific x-stations (approx 0,1,2,4,5,8) Advec = advection Prod = production PreStr = pressure-strain Diffu = diffusion Dissip = dissipation Comp = contribution from compressibility term Force = contribution from body force term Total = sum of all balance terms Note that Comp and Force terms are generally very small compared to the other terms in the balance for this particular problem. CP.dat - surface pressure coefficient on lower and upper walls CF.dat - surface skin friction coefficient on lower and upper walls