An analysis of a cell-vertex finite volume method for a parabolic convection-diffusion problem

We examine a cell-vertex finite volume method which is applied to a model parabolic convection-diffusion problem. By using techniques from finite element analysis, local errors away from all layers are obtained in a seminorm that is related to, but weaker than, the L 2 norm.

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