scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1015066
The authors develop a higher-order finite volume scheme for unstructured grids, with which they investigate some theoretical aspects and some applications. For example, a new definition of a limiter function for a special class of linear reconstruction functions is given, then a new criterion for adapting unstructured grids locally. The main objective is to give a proof of convergence of the scheme to the correct physical solution, when the scheme is applied to a scalar equation. Details of the convergence considerations are given. The theoretical investigations are supplemented by a description of an application of the numerical algorithm to the solution of the flow problem in a reciprocating engine. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0846.00039].
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