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A novel three-level time-split MacCormack scheme for two-dimensional evolutionary linear convection-diffusion-reaction equation with source term

Eric Ngondiep

2020International Journal of Computer Mathematics25 citationsDOI

Abstract

This study presents a three-level explicit time-split MacCormack method to compute approximate solutions of two-dimensional time-dependent linear convection-diffusion-reaction equations with source term. The difference operators split the two-dimensional problem into two pieces so that each subproblem is easily solvable using the original MacCormack approach. Second order accuracy in time and fourth-order convergence in space are achieved by the application of the Taylor series expansion. The proposed algorithm minimizes the computational time, computer memory requirement and is easy to implement. Under a suitable time-step restriction, both stability and error estimates of the numerical scheme are deeply analysed in L∞(0,T;L2)-norm. Numerical evidences which confirm the theoretical analysis are considered and discussed.

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MathematicsTerm (time)Applied mathematicsReaction–diffusion systemNorm (philosophy)Numerical analysisBackward differentiation formulaConvergence (economics)SpacetimeConvection–diffusion equationTaylor seriesStability (learning theory)DiffusionMathematical analysisComputer scienceDifferential equationLawPhysicsEconomicsPolitical scienceOrdinary differential equationThermodynamicsMachine learningCollocation methodEconomic growthQuantum mechanicsDifferential Equations and Numerical MethodsAdvanced Numerical Methods in Computational MathematicsNumerical methods for differential equations