Recent Developments in the Numerical Solution of the Navier-Stokes Equations.- Viscous Flow over Backward Facing Steps - An Experimental Investigation.- Numerical Predictions of Laminar Flow behind a Step.- The Backward-Facing Step - Comparison of Two Algorithms for Unsteady NavierStokes Equations.- A Finite Element Method for Numerical Analysis of Laminar Flow over a Step.- Numerical Analysis of Laminar Flow over a Step.- Calculation of Laminar Flow over a Step by a Finite Element Method Based on the Stream Function-Vorticity Formulation.- An Efficient Quasi-Linear Finite Element Method for Solving the Incompressible Navier-Stokes Equations at Large Reynolds Numbers.- Laminar Flow over a Backward Facing Step: Numerical Solutions for a Test Problem.- Study of Incompressible Flow over a Backward Facing Step Using a Triangular Penalty Element.- Calculations of Flow over a Step.- Calculation of Laminar Backward-Facing Step Flow with Four Discretization Schemes for the Convection Terms.- Laminar Flow past a Backward Step.- Finite Element Simulations of Flow past a Backward Facing Step.- Finite Element Analysis of Laminar Viscous Flow over a Step by Nonlinear Least Squares and Alternating Direction Methods.- Calculation of Flow over a Backward Facing Step.- Use of Divergence Free Basis in Finite Element Methods.- Viscous Flow over Backward Facing Steps - Computations with the LEONARD and the TEACH Algorithms.- Separated Flow Calculations Using an Eigenfunction Expansion Method.- Abstract Least Square in ?-? Discretized with Piecewise Linear Conforming Elements.- Finite Element Analysis of Laminar Viscdus Flow over a Step by the Penalty Function Formulation.- Laminar Flow over a Backward Facing Step - Finite-Difference Solution with Fast Fourier Transform forRegions Consisting of Rectangular Subdomains.- Numerical Analysis of Laminar Flow over a Step by a Finite Element Method with Divergence Free Elements.- Numerical Analysis of Flow over a Step.
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