Sonic-point capturing

A prototype scheme that produces perfectly smooth transonic solutions to nozzle-flow problems is derived and tested. The basic upwind scheme is described as well as satisfying the entropy condition, treatment of the source term, and numerical verification. The analysis yielded a numerical flux function for use near a sonic point, which is based on a full model of a transonic expansion wave, and a matched treatment for the source term.

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