Interface procedures for finite difference approximations of the advection-diffusion equation

We investigate several existing interface procedures for finite difference methods applied to advection-diffusion problems. The accuracy, stiffness and reflecting properties of various interface procedures are investigated. The analysis and numerical experiments show that there are only minor differences between various methods once a proper parameter choice has been made.

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