Preprint 1998-002
The Corrected Operator Splitting Approach Applied to An
Advection-Diffusion Problem.
K. Hvistendahl Karlsen, K. Brusdal, H. K. Dahle, S. Evje, and
K.-A. Lie
Abstract:
So-called corrected operator splitting methods are applied to a $1$-D
scalar advection-diffusion equation of Buckley--Leverett type with
\textit{general} initial data. Front tracking and a \textit{$2$nd} order
Godunov method are used to advance the solution in time. Diffusion is
modelled by piecewise linear finite elements at each new time level. To
obtain correct structure of shock fronts independently of the size of the
time step, a \textit{dynamically defined} residual flux term is grouped
with diffusion. Different test problems are considered, and the methods
are compared with respect to accuracy and runtime. Finally, we extend the
corrected operator splitting to 2-D equations by means of dimensional
splitting, and we apply it to a Buckley--Leverett type problem including
gravitational effects.
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- Title:
- The corrected operator splitting approach applied to an
advection-diffusion problem.
- Author(s):
- K. Hvistendahl Karlsen,
<kenneth.karlsen@mi.uib.no>
- K. Brusdal,
<kari.brusdal@mi.uib.no>
- Helge K. Dahle,
<helge.dahle@mi.uib.no>
- S. Evje,
<steinar.evje@mi.uib.no>
- K.-A. Lie,
<andreas@math.ntnu.no>
- Publishing information:
- To appear in Comput. Methods Appl. Mech. Engrg.
- Comments:
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- Submitted by:
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<kenneth.karlsen@mi.uib.no>
January 16 1998.
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