An investigation on three point explicit schemes and induced numerical oscillations
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The authors argue that a fully discrete linear three-point scheme (with fixed stencil) for the linear advection equation cannot be uniformly non-oscillatory if the scheme is not the classical first-order accurate upwind one.
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