Do you have vortex sheet software?

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From: Stephen Jascourt
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1992 23:43

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I run a 3-d cloud model with visualization software and would be interested
in viewing vortex sheets. This requires that I have a grid of values whose
surfaces of constant value are the vortex sheets. We already have 
visualization software for viewing surfaces of constant value interpolated
from a grid of values (for instance, the perturbation pressure = constant
surface can be viewed for any value of "constant", and is computed from
the values of pressure on the model grid). I can have either 3-d winds or
3-d vorticity vectors (or both) as input into a program to compute where
the vortex sheets are. Do you know of any software which computes values
whose iso-surfaces are vortex sheets?

Thank you in advance.

Stephen Jascourt   stvjas@meteor.wisc.edu

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From: stvjas@meteor.wisc.edu (Stephen Jascourt)
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Subject: Do you have vortex sheet software?
Keywords: vortex sheet, 3-d model, visualization
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Date: 29 Sep 92 23:43:45 GMT
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