Stability and Accuracy for Implicit Semidiscretizations of Hyperbolic Problems.
We show stability and consistency of the linear semi-implicit complementary volume numerical scheme for solving the regularized, in the sense of Evans and Spruck, mean curvature flow equation in the level set formulation. The numerical method is based on the finite volume methodology using the so-called complementary volumes to a finite element triangulation. The scheme gives the solution in an efficient and unconditionally stable way.
We analyze two numerical schemes of Euler type in time and C0 finite-element type with -approximation in space for solving a phase-field model of a binary alloy with thermal properties. This model is written as a highly non-linear parabolic system with three unknowns: phase-field, solute concentration and temperature, where the diffusion for the temperature and solute concentration may degenerate. The first scheme is nonlinear, unconditionally stable and convergent. The other scheme is linear...
We assume the nonlinear parabolic problem in a time dependent domain, where the evolution of the domain is described by a regular given mapping. The problem is discretized by the discontinuous Galerkin (DG) method modified by the right Radau quadrature in time with the aid of Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian(ALE) formulation. The sketch of the proof of the stability of the method is shown.
We assume the heat equation in a time dependent domain, where the evolution of the domain is described by a given mapping. The problem is discretized by the discontinuous Galerkin (DG) method in space as well as in time with the aid of Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian (ALE) method. The sketch of the proof of the stability of the method is shown.
We consider a generalized 1-D von Foerster equation. We present two discretization methods for the initial value problem and study stability of finite difference schemes on regular meshes.
The stability of flat interfaces with respect to a spatial semidiscretization of a solidification model is analyzed. The considered model is the quasi-static approximation of the Stefan problem with dynamical Gibbs–Thomson law. The stability analysis bases on an argument developed by Mullins and Sekerka for the undiscretized case. The obtained stability properties differ from those with respect to the quasi-static model for certain parameter values and relatively coarse meshes. Moreover, consequences...
The stability of flat interfaces with respect to a spatial semidiscretization of a solidification model is analyzed. The considered model is the quasi-static approximation of the Stefan problem with dynamical Gibbs–Thomson law. The stability analysis bases on an argument developed by Mullins and Sekerka for the undiscretized case. The obtained stability properties differ from those with respect to the quasi-static model for certain parameter values and relatively coarse meshes. Moreover,...
Taking the cue from stabilized Galerkin methods for scalar advection problems, we adapt the technique to boundary value problems modeling the advection of magnetic fields. We provide rigorous a priori error estimates for both fully discontinuous piecewise polynomial trial functions and -conforming finite elements.