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Referring to the discretization of partial differential equations using Finite Volume Method.
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Moving least square method in finite volume method
Consider a differntial equation like : $\nabla .(\nabla u)=cte$, using finite volume method we can write $\int\nabla .(\nabla u) dv =\int n.(\nabla u) dA $. Here we want to use the moving least square …
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Numerical solution of burgers equation with finite volume method and crank-nicolson
I'm having difficulty with numerically solving the inviscid burgers equation.Godunov's scheme is used in most of what I've found in literature . Now my question is if using a crank nicolson shceme is …
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