The influence of differencing and CFL number on implicit time-dependent non-linear calculations
Analysis of the stability and precision of transient implicit finite difference algorithms is presented on the base of the linearized block implicit method of \textit{H. McDonald} and \textit{W. R. Briley} [ibid. 24, 372-397 (1977; Zbl 0363.76018) and 34, 54-73 (1980; Zbl 0436.76021)]. The test problem is the Burgers equation under various initial conditions. Linear analysis provides incomplete stability conditions for both continuous and weak solutions and a simple criterion of augmented stability taking into account the nonlinearity of the problem is derived.
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