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Theoretical analysis of the upwind finite volume scheme on the counter-example of Peterson

Daniel BoucheJean-Michel GhidagliaFrédéric P. Pascal — 2010

ESAIM: Mathematical Modelling and Numerical Analysis

When applied to the linear advection problem in dimension two, the upwind finite volume method is a non consistent scheme in the finite differences sense but a convergent scheme. According to our previous paper [Bouche , (2005) 578–603], a sufficient condition in order to complete the mathematical analysis of the finite volume scheme consists in obtaining an estimation of order , less or equal to one, of a quantity that depends only on the mesh and on the advection velocity...

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