On The Weak Consistency of Finite Volumes Schemes for Conservation Laws on General Meshes

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Main Authors: Gallouët, Thierry, Herbin, R., Latché, J. -C
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author Gallouët, Thierry
Herbin, R.
Latché, J. -C
author_facet Gallouët, Thierry
Herbin, R.
Latché, J. -C
contents The aim of this paper is to develop some tools in order to obtain the weak consistency of (in other words, analogues of the Lax-Wendroff theorem for) finite volume schemes for balance laws in the multi-dimensional case and under minimal regularity assumptions for the mesh. As in the seminal Lax-Wendroff paper, our approach relies on a discrete integration by parts of the weak formulation of the scheme. This makes a discrete gradient of the test function appear, and the central argument for the scheme consistency is to remark that this discrete gradient is convergent in L $\infty$ weak .
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spellingShingle On The Weak Consistency of Finite Volumes Schemes for Conservation Laws on General Meshes
Gallouët, Thierry
Herbin, R.
Latché, J. -C
Numerical Analysis
The aim of this paper is to develop some tools in order to obtain the weak consistency of (in other words, analogues of the Lax-Wendroff theorem for) finite volume schemes for balance laws in the multi-dimensional case and under minimal regularity assumptions for the mesh. As in the seminal Lax-Wendroff paper, our approach relies on a discrete integration by parts of the weak formulation of the scheme. This makes a discrete gradient of the test function appear, and the central argument for the scheme consistency is to remark that this discrete gradient is convergent in L $\infty$ weak .
title On The Weak Consistency of Finite Volumes Schemes for Conservation Laws on General Meshes
topic Numerical Analysis
url https://arxiv.org/abs/1906.02973