Nonlinear orbital stability of stationary discrete shock profiles for scalar conservation laws
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| author | Coeuret, Lucas |
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| contents | For scalar conservation laws, we prove that spectrally stable stationary Lax discrete shock profiles are nonlinearly stable in some polynomially-weighted $\ell^1$ and $\ell^\infty$ spaces. In comparison with several previous nonlinear stability results on discrete shock profiles, we avoid the introduction of any weakness assumption on the amplitude of the shock and apply our analysis to a large family of schemes that introduce some artificial possibly high-order viscosity. The proof relies on a precise description of the Green's function of the linearization of the numerical scheme about spectrally stable discrete shock profiles obtained in [Coeu25]. The present article also pinpoints the ideas for a possible extension of this nonlinear orbital stability result for discrete shock profiles in the case of systems of conservation laws. |
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| spellingShingle | Nonlinear orbital stability of stationary discrete shock profiles for scalar conservation laws Coeuret, Lucas Analysis of PDEs Numerical Analysis 35L65, 65M06 For scalar conservation laws, we prove that spectrally stable stationary Lax discrete shock profiles are nonlinearly stable in some polynomially-weighted $\ell^1$ and $\ell^\infty$ spaces. In comparison with several previous nonlinear stability results on discrete shock profiles, we avoid the introduction of any weakness assumption on the amplitude of the shock and apply our analysis to a large family of schemes that introduce some artificial possibly high-order viscosity. The proof relies on a precise description of the Green's function of the linearization of the numerical scheme about spectrally stable discrete shock profiles obtained in [Coeu25]. The present article also pinpoints the ideas for a possible extension of this nonlinear orbital stability result for discrete shock profiles in the case of systems of conservation laws. |
| title | Nonlinear orbital stability of stationary discrete shock profiles for scalar conservation laws |
| topic | Analysis of PDEs Numerical Analysis 35L65, 65M06 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.18930 |