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We present a method that is both simple and applicable to a wide variety of schemes, and that gives stability conditions of practical utility, i.e. simple to evaluate and not too conservative. Applications are given to a number of schemes often employed for nonstationary incompressible flow computations, such as large-eddy or direct simulation of turbulence. With few exceptions, for these schemes no rigorous von Neumann stability conditions seems to have been derived before. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0835.00030].
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