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Implemented rescaling of velocity for decayling isotropic turbulence …
…runs. The line in the input file that deals with rescales contains two numbers: TRESCALE (when to rescale) and NRESCALE (how many times to rescale). The rescaling happens at times TRESCALE*1, TRESCALE*2, ..., TRESCALE*NRESCALE. Rescaling means that the Fourier components of velocity are multipled in such a way that the energy spectrum takes the shape prescribed in the input file by the variables ips_type and peak_wavenum.
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rhs_velocity.o\ | ||
rhs_scalars.o\ | ||
velocity_rescale.o\ | ||
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