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The SBP inflow SAT produces the boundary energy term
Example
On the interval , use two endpoint nodes, , , left and right selectors and , and . For with , inflow value at , and upwind outflow at , the SBP-SAT ODE is
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The two-node SBP data, the upwind inflow SAT sign, and the discrete energy .
Upwind SBP-SAT discretization of constant transport: the inflow SAT in the strong form is and the outflow SAT is zero.
Upwind SBP-SAT transport satisfies the semidiscrete L2 energy identity: the SBP identity converts the volume derivative term into the signed endpoint quadratic boundary term.
Verification
The matrices satisfy and , so .
Multiply the ODE in [F1] by . The inflow penalty contributes , and step 1.1 gives . Thus the penalty has the sign required by the upwind energy identity.
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