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I was trying to run RAE2822 rans case with AUSM scheme (SU2-7.0.1). I observed some issue while using Venkatakrishnan or Venkatakrishnan-Wang limiter, spurious pressure distribution over the surface along with pressure contours in the field are observed. While with Van Albad
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Original report (archived issue) by Keaton Burns (Bitbucket: kburns).
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