Computational fluid dynamics
by John F. Wendt, John Anderson · first published 1996
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Off topic, but if you're interested in fluid simulations and want to learn more about how they are actually made, John D Anderson's book on Computational Fluid Dynamics is worth working through. It's been quite some time but I remember going through it in Matlab to make small, numerical simulations in the book. The problem with fluids is that it's a very complex branch…
on “A scenario in which the Euler fluid equations fail” ↗…and worked as a CA programmer. Etc. There are a lot of papers. The very common finite element method of solving differential equations and PDEs is basically the same thing as CA - see e.g. Anderson's Computational Fluid Dynamics. Attractors and approximations for lattice dynamical systems by Shengfan Zhou, 2002. 1954's Studies of Nonlinear Problems by Fermi, Ulam, Pasta, featuring a 1D CA. https://www.cs.princeton.edu/courses/archive/fall02/cs323/li...…
on “29-year-old Conway conjecture settled” ↗