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[Paper Review] 0.333 in Tension, 0 in Compression — Where SPH Particles Start Pairing Up

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The same SPH code holds under compression and pairs in tension. At h/dx = 1.2 the rate is 0.333; freezing the kernel on the initial lattice drives it to 0.

Saving Gradients on Unstructured Grids — Moving Least-Squares Approximation

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With h=0.07, order 2 and 25 scattered points, the Taylor MLS derivative of sin(2πx) has RMSE 0.21, about 3% of the 2π amplitude.

SPH Without Tears — Solving Fluids with Particles, from Kernel to Artificial Viscosity

·7 min read

With γ = 7, Tait turns a 1% density error into a large pressure swing, and a pressure gradient that is not symmetrized leaks pair momentum.