April 1, 1980

Stability Restrictions on Second Order, Three Level Finite Difference Schemes for Parabolic Equations

JVJ. M. VarahCalifornia Institute of Technology

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In this paper we are concerned with second-order schemes which are easy to use, and apply readily to nonlinear equations. We examine the stability restrictions for such schemes using linear stability analysis, and illustrate their behavior on Burgers’ equation.

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