Adding cpp example - 2D imcompressible cylinder flow#274
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Description
This PR adds a new C++ example
cylinder_flow_2Dthat solves 2D incompressible channel flow past a cylinder-like obstacle (implemented as a masked no-slip region) using a projection (pressure-correction) method built on MOLE mimetic operators.It also adds Sphinx/MyST documentation for the example and includes a representative output figure.
Type of Change
Mathematical Details
Not applicable (no new operators added).
The example solves the incompressible Navier–Stokes equations with a fractional-step (projection) method and uses MOLE discrete operators (divergence, gradient, Laplacian) for the Helmholtz/Poisson solves.
Testing
Documentation
Related Issues
#211
Additional Notes
cylinder_flow_2D_output1.pngis included alongside the documentation page.