Physics-constrained ML framework accelerates DNS of turbulent reacting flows
Researchers propose a machine learning surrogate that replaces detailed chemical source terms in direct numerical simulation of turbulent reacting flows. The model enforces the second law of thermodynamics as a training constraint to ensure physical consistency and stability.
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