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Minmod clips the slope at a smooth quadratic maximum

Example

For u(x)=1−(x−h/2)2 and cells Ij=[jh,(j+1)h), the cell average in the central cell I0 is U0=1−h2/12 and its two neighbors have U−1=U1=1−13h2/12. The minmod slope in the central cell is zero, so the reconstruction clips the central slope at the smooth maximum.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: h>0, the three cell averages of u(x)=1−(x−h/2)2 over I−1,I0,I1, and the MUSCL/minmod definition.

[F1]

Finite-volume MUSCL, nodal ENO2 and WENO5 reconstruction conventions: hs0=minmod⁡(U0−U−1,U1−U0) and the central face states are U0±hs0/2.

Verification

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Write x=h/2+y on I0, so y∈[−h/2,h/2] and u=1−y2. Averaging gives U0=1−h2/12. On either neighboring cell the centered coordinate y has mean ±h and variance h2/12, hence U−1=U1=1−(h2+h2/12)=1−13h2/12.

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Therefore U0−U−1=h2 and U1−U0=−h2. Their signs differ, so [F1] gives s0=0 and both reconstructed face states equal U0.

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The exact profile at either face x=h/2±h/2 is 1−h2/4. The reconstructed face error is ∣U0−(1−h2/4)∣=h2/6. The reconstructed value equals the largest of the three cell averages, so this clipping introduces no new face value outside their range while retaining a second-order face error.

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