Computational Euler History
Robert M. Kerr
Abstract
A new pseudospectral calculation of collapsing Euler vortices HouLi06 has called into question the long-term conclusions of singular behavior described earlier in Kerr93,Kerr05. This review is designed to: improve the discussion of the detailed analysis of one test initial condition designed find sources of errors, to compare that with calculations showing no evidence of a singularity, and to document two sets of discussions. Those prior to 1993 between competing teams. And recent discussions of what is needed to reach more convincing conclusions.
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