Analysis of error growth for explicit difference schemes in conduction–convection problems
David F. Griffiths, I. Christie, Andrew R. Mitchell
Abstract
David F. Griffiths, I. Christie, Andrew R. Mitchell
Abstract
Abstract A detailed study is made of the error growth associated with explicit difference schemes for a conduction‐convection problem. It is shown that the error can become arbitrarily large after a finite number of time steps even though it ultimately decays to zero. Certain ambiguities reported in the literature can thereby be resolved.
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Abstract A detailed study is made of the error growth associated with explicit difference schemes for a conduction‐convection problem. It is shown that the error can become arbitrarily large after a finite number of time steps even though it ultimately decays to zero. Certain ambiguities reported in the literature can thereby be resolved.
Key concepts: Thermal conduction, Convection, Error analysis, Finite difference, Mathematics, Zero (linguistics), Finite difference method, Applied mathematics