Finite element methods for nonlinear advection
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Galerkin finite element methodnonlinear advectiontemporal and spatial discretizationinviscid Burgers' equationgeneralization of two-level Euler schememixed initial boundary value problemsnonlinear hyperbolic problemsparameter- free, one-step, linearly implicit schemesscalar conservation-lawTaylor series expansions in the time stepTaylor- Galerkin method
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