A Class of Collocated Finite Volume Schemes for Incompressible Flow Problems
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Abstract: In this paper, we present a class of finite volume schemes for incompressible flow problems. The unknowns are collocated at the center of the control volumes, and the stability of the schemes is obtained by adding to the mass balance stabilization terms involving the pressure jumps across the edges of the mesh.
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