Convergence behaviour of defect correction for hyperbolic equations
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The authors consider a linear model equation of the Euler equation and study the behavior of the amplification operator of the error, formulated with a first-order and a linear combination of two second-order discretizations. They first investigate a one-dimensional and then a two- dimensional problem. For both cases convergence histories are reported.
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