Hiroaki Nishikawa

Associate Adjunct Professor

Old Dominion University

United States

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Hiroaki Nishikawa is an Associate Adjunct Professor at Old Dominion University, USA. His research areas include numerical methods for fluid dynamics, with recent articles focusing on finite-volume methods, edge-based discretization, and accuracy verification in computational problems. He is particularly interested in developing efficient computational techniques for mixed-element grids and tetrahedral representations.

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Articles (13)

An efficient implementation of edge-based discretization without forming dual control volumes

An economical third-order nodal-gradient cell-centered finite-volume method for mixed-element grids

Edge-Based Viscous Method for Mixed-Element Node-Centered Finite-Volume Solvers

An efficient quadratic interpolation scheme for a third-order cell-centered finite-volume method on tetrahedral grids

On pitfalls in accuracy verification using time-dependent problems

Implicit Gradients Based Conservative Numerical Scheme for Compressible Flows

Edge-Based Viscous Method for Node-Centered Finite-Volume Formulation on Tetrahedra

A flux correction for finite-volume discretizations: Achieving second-order accuracy on arbitrary polyhedral grids

A flux correction for finite-volume discretizations: Achieving second-order accuracy on arbitrary polyhedral grids

Analytical formulas for verification of aerodynamic force and moment computations

Analytical formulas for verification of aerodynamic force and moment computations

Resolving Confusions over Third-Order Accuracy of Unstructured MUSCL

Towards the ultimate understanding of MUSCL: Pitfalls in achieving third-order accuracy

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