Mathematics > Numerical Analysis
[Submitted on 23 Sep 2020]
Title:The Leray-Gårding method for finite difference schemes. II. Smooth crossing modes
View PDFAbstract:In [Cou15] a multiplier technique, going back to Leray and Gårding for scalar hyperbolic partial differential equations, has been extended to the context of finite difference schemes for evolutionary problems. The key point of the analysis in [Cou15] was to obtain a discrete energy-dissipation balance law when the initial difference operator is multiplied by a suitable quantity. The construction of the energy and dissipation functionals was achieved in [Cou15] under the assumption that all modes were separated. We relax this assumption here and construct, for the same multiplier as in [Cou15], the energy and dissipation functionals when some modes cross. Semigroup estimates for fully discrete hy-perbolic initial boundary value problems are deduced in this broader context by following the arguments of [Cou15].
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From: Jean-Francois Coulombel [view email] [via CCSD proxy][v1] Wed, 23 Sep 2020 07:06:04 UTC (25 KB)
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