Titlebook: Numerical Methods for Conservation Laws; Randall J. LeVeque Textbook 1992Latest edition Springer Basel AG 1992 CFL condition.average.compa

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Linear Hyperbolic Systems can solve the equations explicitly by transforming to characteristic variables. We will also obtain explicit solutions of the Riemann problem and introduce a “phase space” interpretation that will be very useful in our study of nonlinear systems.

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Shocks and the Hugoniot Locus eigenvalues λ.(.) <…< λ.(.) and hence linearly independent eigenvectors. We choose a particular basis for these eigenvectors, {.{.)}., usually chosen to be normalized in some manner, e.g. ∥.(itu})∥ ≡ 1.

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The Riemann problem for the Euler equationst the details are messier. Instead, I will concentrate on discussing one new feature seen here, contact discontinuities, and see how we can take advantage of the linear degeneracy of one field to simplify the solution process for a general Riemann problem. Full details are available in many sources,

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Godunov’s Methodbtained a natural generalization of the upwind method by diagonalizing the system, yielding the method (10.60). For nonlinear systems the matrix of eigenvectors is not constant, and this same approach does not work directly. In this chapter we will study a generalization in which the local character

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Nonlinear Stabilityonverges then the limit is a weak solution. To guarantee convergence, we need some form of stability, just as for linear problems. Unfortunately, the Lax Equivalence Theorem no longer holds and we cannot use the same approach (which relies heavily on linearity) to prove convergence. In this chapter

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