Quinpi: integrating conservation laws with CWENO implicit methods
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- A class of ENO schemes with adaptive order for solving hyperbolic conservation laws
- Implicit Relaxed All Mach Number Schemes for Gases and Compressible Materials
- Structure-preserving discretizations for nonlinear systems of hyperbolic, involution-constrained partial differential equations on manifolds. Abstracts from the workshop held April 10--16, 2022
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- Hyperbolic balance laws: interplay between scales and randomness. Abstracts from the workshop held February 25 -- March 1, 2024
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- High resolution well-balanced compact implicit numerical scheme for numerical solution of the shallow water equations
- Numerical solution of two dimensional scalar conservation laws using compact implicit numerical schemes on Cartesian meshes
- Dissipation-dispersion analysis of fully discrete implicit discontinuous Galerkin methods and application to stiff hyperbolic problems
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- An implicit well-posed Lagrangian scheme for nonviscous compressible fluids in high dimension
- An efficient implicit scheme for the multimaterial Euler equations in Lagrangian coordinates
- An efficient hybrid WENO scheme with minimized dispersion and adaptive dissipation properties for compressible flows
- Semi-implicit central scheme for hyperbolic systems of balance laws with relaxed source term
- A priori time limiting for the Quinpi scheme
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