Parameter-Free Simple Low-Dissipation AUSM-Family Scheme for All Speeds

This paper presents a new, simple low-dissipation numerical flux function of the AUSM-family for all speeds, called the simple low-dissipation AUSM. In contrast with existing all-speed schemes, the simple low-dissipation AUSM features low dissipation without any tunable parameters in a low Mach number regime while it keeps the robustness of the AUSM-family fluxes against shock-induced anomalies at high Mach numbers (e.g., carbuncle phenomena). Furthermore, the simple low-dissipation AUSM has a simpler formulation than the other all-speed schemes. These advantages of the present scheme are demonstrated in numerical examples of a wide spectrum of Mach numbers.

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