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Discrete weak identity for a conservative finite-volume update
Statement
Let be a scheme from Conservative two-point finite-volume schemes for scalar laws, with reconstruction as in Piecewise-constant finite-volume state and face-flux reconstructions. For a test function , define its space-time cell average If is such that vanishes for , then All sums are finite because is compactly supported in space and time.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The grid, fluxes and update in Conservative two-point finite-volume schemes for scalar laws, the reconstruction convention in Piecewise-constant finite-volume state and face-flux reconstructions, and the test and terminal index in the Statement.
The cell update is . (Conservative two-point finite-volume schemes for scalar laws)
The test averages are constant on each cell-time slab, and on . (Piecewise-constant finite-volume state and face-flux reconstructions)
Proof
Multiply [F1] by and sum over and . Only finitely many terms are nonzero, so the summed update is an exact finite sum equal to zero.
For each fixed , telescoping gives since by the terminal support condition.
Reindex the spatial flux sum: Substitute this and step 2.1 into step 1.1, then multiply the zero identity by to obtain exactly the displayed formula.
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Sources
- H. De Sterck and P. Ullrich, Introduction to Computational PDEs, Chapter 3, complete chapter, PDF pp. 81–106 (standard reference, not scraped)
- Benjamin Seibold, MIT OpenCourseWare 18.336, Lecture 19: Finite Volume Methods, complete six-page note (standard reference, not scraped)