Titlebook: Numerical Partial Differential Equations: Finite Difference Methods; J. W. Thomas Textbook 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1

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Some Theoretical Considerations,onvergence of a difference scheme by showing that the scheme is both consistent and stable (which are generally easier to show). The goal of this chapter is to include these definitions and the Lax Theorem in a rigorous setting that is intuitive and understandable.

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Hyperbolic Equations,lve nonlinear systems of equations. However, most techniques for solving nonlinear systems are generalizations of or are otherwise related to some linear technique. For this reason, we begin by considering linear systems of hyperbolic equations.

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Prelude,ters. These three aspects of a problem are so strongly tied together that it is virtually impossible to consider one in isolation from the other two. It is impossible (or at least fool-hardy) to consider the applied aspect of a problem without considering at least some of the mathematical and comput

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Parabolic Equations,oducing difference methods, convergence, stability etc. has been directed toward parabolic equations. Of course, most of this was done with the model heat equation, but the heat equation is an excellent model for the class of parabolic equations.

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Hyperbolic Equations,flows of fluids and contaminants through a porous media, atmospheric flows, etc. The solutions to hyperbolic equations tend to be more complex and interesting than those to parabolic and elliptic equations. The interesting characteristics of the solutions to hyperbolic equations follows from the fac