Is 2k-Conjecture Valid for Finite Volume Methods?
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Abstract: This paper is concerned with superconvergence properties of a class of finite volume methods of arbitrary order over rectangular meshes. Our main result is to prove {it 2k-conjecture}: at each vertex of the underlying rectangular mesh, the bi- degree finite volume solution approximates the exact solution with an order , where is the mesh size. As byproducts, superconvergence properties for finite volume discretization errors at Lobatto and Gauss points are also obtained. All theoretical findings are confirmed by numerical experiments.
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