13.5.2 Second Order Space Convex
In the second order space convex scheme the equation
is the same as before, but and are different
[44,87]. Here care is taken in
the case of a shock by building an appropriate switch.
where
The switch function is defined as
Figures 13.4
and 13.5 illustrate the comparison
between these two schemes. Finally we note that schemes for non convex speed functions can be
found in
[88,1,2,4,121].
Figure 13.4:
In this figure the first (red) and second order (black)
space convex schemes are compared. Starting from a right angle at
the inside the front is advanced by a constant speed function.
Comparing both images one notices that the second order scheme can
reproduce the quarter circle with less diffusion than the first
order scheme.
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Figure 13.5:
Here the second order space convex scheme is used in the
example of filling a V shaped structure with a right angle at the
bottom. Again the front is advanced by a constant speed function.
Both first and second order schemes can reproduce the corner
correctly, which is not the case for the scheme that uses a
forward difference for the time derivative and central differences
for the spatial derivatives.
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Clemens Heitzinger
2003-05-08