On the Hedstrom nonreflecting boundary condition for C^2 solutions
The authors showed that Hedstrom's nonreflecting boundary condition works for some nonsimple wave solutions in the case where the solution is \(C^2\). Hedstrom's boundary condition is a pioneering work in the discipline of characteristic nonreflecting boundary conditions, and Hedstrom gave a theoretical assurance of the nonreflectivity for simple-wave solutions. In this paper the authors extend Hedstrom's theorem for \(C^2\) solutions. It is proved that the Hedstrom boundary condition eliminates the reflection if the solution is \(C^2\), and there do not exist ingoing waves generated by the nonlinear interactions near the boundary.
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 617160
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