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All three methods:
- Are cell-centered - balance equations are done over a cell
- Require cell-centered and face-centered unknowns to rigorously treat
material discontinuities
- Preserve the homogeneous linear solution, and are second-order accurate
- Reduce to the standard cell-centered operator for an
orthogonal mesh
- Maintain local energy conservation
- Morel-Hall Asymmetric Method
- Described in
Michael L. Hall, and Jim E. Morel. A Second-Order Cell-Centered
Diffusion Differencing Scheme for Unstructured Hexahedral
Lagrangian Meshes. In Proceedings of the 1996 Nuclear
Explosives Code Developers Conference (NECDC), UCRL-MI-124790,
pages 359-375, San Diego, CA, October 21-25 1996. LA-UR-97-8.
which is an extension of
J. E. Morel, J. E. Dendy, Jr., Michael L. Hall, and Stephen W.
White. A Cell-Centered Lagrangian-Mesh Diffusion Differencing
Scheme. Journal of Computational Physics, 103(2):286-299,
December 1992.
to 3-D unstructured meshes, with an alternate derivation.
- Hall Symmetric Method:
- Based on the above method, but only applicable in 2-D x-y.
- Support Operator Symmetric Method:
- Extension of the method described in
Mikhail Shashkov and Stanly Steinberg. Solving Diffusion Equations with
Rough Coefficients in Rough Grids. Journal of Computational Physics,
129:383-405, 1996.
to 3-D unstructured meshes, with an alternate derivation.
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