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The specified direct MUSCL/minmod flux update is not TVD at CFL one
Statement refuted
The direct reconstructed-upwind forward-Euler update in Finite-volume MUSCL, nodal ENO2 and WENO5 reconstruction conventions is TVD for every scalar grid sequence whenever .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: , so the CFL number is ; the minmod slope and direct forward-Euler flux update of Finite-volume MUSCL, nodal ENO2 and WENO5 reconstruction conventions. For a finite-support sequence, .
Finite-volume MUSCL, nodal ENO2 and WENO5 reconstruction conventions: the slope increments are and the positive-velocity face flux is .
Counterexample
Set , , , , and for all other indices. The initial variation is . By [F1], the nonzero slope increments are and ; the central slope is , and the adjacent outer slopes are zero.
The relevant right-going face fluxes from [F1] are , , , , and . Substituting in the stated update gives , , , and , with neighboring states zero.
The new variation is , which exceeds the initial value . The data satisfy the claimed CFL bound with equality, so the proposed all-data TVD claim is false.
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Sources
- Jérôme Droniou, A Beginner’s Course in Finite Volume Approximation of Scalar Conservation Laws, complete lecture notes (standard reference, not scraped)