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Coercive discrete energy for the Dirichlet leapfrog wave scheme
Statement
For the homogeneous Dirichlet recurrence of Centered leapfrog wave recurrence with Dirichlet and periodic rows, let , , and . Define Then is independent of and Consequently it is a positive quadratic form on adjacent zero-boundary states. For mesh families with fixed wave speed , fixed interval length , and , it controls the interior state and its discrete velocity with constants independent of .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: A fixed wave speed , mesh sizes , homogeneous Dirichlet endpoint values, and the source-free centered leapfrog recurrence.
The recurrence is , with (Centered leapfrog wave recurrence with Dirichlet and periodic rows).
For zero endpoint values, ; this is symmetric in (One-dimensional discrete summation by parts with boundary terms).
If on length , then (A finite-grid Poincare inequality for zero endpoint values).
Proof
In the quadratic term, and . Expanding their real edge inner product gives
For any zero-endpoint grid function , and summing over edges gives Apply this to , and use , in step 1.1 to obtain the asserted lower bound. Since , zero energy forces and .
A zero-endpoint grid function with is constant across all edges and therefore zero. Hence step 2.1 shows only when and , equivalently . For uniform state control, [F3] bounds by , and ; when , the lower-bound coefficients and are uniform in the mesh.
Let . Taking the interior inner product of with , the first term is . By [F2], the second is Their sum is . Thus the energy is conserved.
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Sources
- Endre Süli, B6.1 Numerical Solution of Partial Differential Equations (standard reference, not scraped)