Stable Fluids - Dynamic Graphics Project
The stability of our model allows us to take larger time ... lem with explicit solvers is that the numerical scheme can become unstable for large time-steps. Instability leads to numerical sim- ... schemes, we use both Lagrangian and implicit methods to solve the Navier-Stokes equations. Our method cannot be found in the com-
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