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← Logic & PuzzlesIf an adaptive mesh refinement algorithm uses a quadtree data structure on a computational fluid dynamics simulation, which consequence follows from refining a cell?
A)Reduced simulation clock frequency
B)Increased global simulation timestep
C)Increased computational cost locally✓
D)Decreased memory usage overall
💡 Explanation
Refining a cell in adaptive mesh refinement increases the number of elements, and therefore increases the number of computations within that region because more calculations are needed for the smaller elements; therefore, computational cost increases locally, rather than decreasing memory usage or impacting the simulation timestep.
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