Construction of explicit and implicit symmetric TVD schemes and their applications. [Total Variation Diminishing for fluid dynamics computation]

Abstract A one-parameter family of second-order explicit and implicit total variation diminishing (TVD) schemes is reformulated so that a simplier and wider group of limiters is included. The resulting scheme can be viewed as a symmetrical algorithm with a variety of numerical dissipation terms that are designed for weak solutions of hyperbolic problems. This is a generalization of recent works of Roe and Davis to a wider class of symmetric schemes other than Lax-Wendroff. The main properties of the present class of schemes are that they can be implicit, and, when steady-state calculations are sought, the numerical solution is independent of the time step. Numerical experiments with two-dimensional unsteady and steady-state air-foil calculations show that the proposed symmetric TVD schemes are quite robust and accurate.

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