Uniform Polynomial Equations Providing Higher-order Multi-dimensional Models in Lattice Boltzmann Theory
Jae Wan Shim

TL;DR
This paper introduces polynomial equations that enable the construction of high-accuracy, multi-dimensional lattice Boltzmann models suitable for simulating complex thermal compressible flows, extending the theory's applicability.
Contribution
It provides a general framework of polynomial equations for creating lattice Boltzmann models in any dimension with arbitrary accuracy, including explicit 2D and 3D thermal flow models.
Findings
Derived polynomial equations for multi-dimensional lattice Boltzmann models
Explicit models for 2D and 3D thermal compressible flows
Models match Navier-Stokes level of accuracy
Abstract
We present a set of polynomial equations that provides models of the lattice Boltzmann theory for any required level of accuracy and for any dimensional space in a general form. We explicitly derive two- and three-dimensional models applicable to describe thermal compressible flows of the level of the Navier-Stokes equations.
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