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Extending convolutional neural networks to finite-volume meshes for fine-scale reconstruction of wall-bounded turbulence
Standard convolutional neural networks for turbulence super-resolution are restricted to uniform structured grids, preventing their direct application to the non-uniform and non-orthogonal meshes commonly used in wall-bounded flows and complex geometries. We introduce a finite-volume convolution uni
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