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Stable, Compact, and Direct Ghost-Cell Reconstruction: A Non-Iterative Approach for Embedded-Boundary Methods
A direct, analytical, non-iterative ghost-cell reconstruction framework is developed for Cartesian-grid embedded-boundary methods. Analytical expressions impose Dirichlet and Neumann boundary conditions directly at the embedded boundary, eliminating intermediate image-point reconstruction, matrix in
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