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A generalized formulation for gradient schemes in unstructured finite volume method
We present a generic framework for gradient reconstruction schemes on
unstructured meshes using the notion of a dyadic sum-vector product. The
proposed formulation reconstructs centroidal gradients of a scalar from its
directional derivatives along specific directions in a suitably defined
neighbourhood. We show that existing gradient reconstruction schemes can be
encompassed within this framework by a suitable choice of the geometric vectors
that define the dyadic sum tensor. The proposed framework also allows us to
re-interpret certain hybrid schemes, which might not be derivable through
traditional routes. Additionally, a generalization of flexible gradient schemes
is proposed that can be employed to enhance the robustness of consistent
gradient schemes without compromising on the accuracy of the computed
gradients.