High-Resolution Shock-Capturing Schemes For A Real Gas

Report presents comparative study of several high-resolution explicit numerical-simulation schemes capturing shocks in one-dimensional flows of real gas. One-dimensional schemes compared with respect to: ability to capture shocks, resolution of shocks, overall accuracy, and computational efficiency.

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