International audienceAn analysis of dispersive/dissipative features of the difference schemes used for simulations of the non-linear Burgers' equation is developed based on the travelling wave asymptotic solutions of its differential approximation. It is shown that these particular solutions describe well deviations in the shock profile even outside the formal applicability of the asymptotic expansions, namely for shocks of moderate amplitudes. Analytical predictions may be used to improve calculations by suitable choice of the parameters of some familiar schemes, i.e., the Lax-Wendroff, Mac-Cormack etc. Moreover, an improvement of the scheme may be developed by adding artificial terms according to the asymptotic solution
We present the Burgers' equation as a balance between time evolution, non-linearity and dissipation ...
A large number of problems in physics and engineering leads to boundary value or initial boundary va...
This paper deals with a theoretical description of the propagation of a finite amplitude acoustic wa...
International audienceAn analysis of dispersive/dissipative features of the difference schemes used ...
A sonic boom is the sound associated with the pressure shock wave generated by disturbances in the a...
The method of intrinsic characterisation of shock wave propagation avoids the cumbersome task of sol...
International audienceThe study of a fractional Burgers equation arising in nonlinear acoustics is p...
Even if numerical simulation of the Burgers' equation is well documented in the literature, a detail...
ABSTRACT. In this paper we control the first moment of the ini-tial approximations and obtain the or...
In this thesis we highlight the necessity of employing numerical schemes that preserve the large-tim...
We compare freely decaying evolution of the Navier-Stokes equations with that of the 3D Burgers equa...
A fractional time derivative is introduced into Burger's equation to model losses of nonlinear waves...
International audienceA fractional time derivative is introduced into the Burger's equation to model...
This article concerns the initial boundary value problem for the non linear dissipative Burgers equa...
We study centred second-order in time and space discretizations of the inviscid Burgers equa-tion. A...
We present the Burgers' equation as a balance between time evolution, non-linearity and dissipation ...
A large number of problems in physics and engineering leads to boundary value or initial boundary va...
This paper deals with a theoretical description of the propagation of a finite amplitude acoustic wa...
International audienceAn analysis of dispersive/dissipative features of the difference schemes used ...
A sonic boom is the sound associated with the pressure shock wave generated by disturbances in the a...
The method of intrinsic characterisation of shock wave propagation avoids the cumbersome task of sol...
International audienceThe study of a fractional Burgers equation arising in nonlinear acoustics is p...
Even if numerical simulation of the Burgers' equation is well documented in the literature, a detail...
ABSTRACT. In this paper we control the first moment of the ini-tial approximations and obtain the or...
In this thesis we highlight the necessity of employing numerical schemes that preserve the large-tim...
We compare freely decaying evolution of the Navier-Stokes equations with that of the 3D Burgers equa...
A fractional time derivative is introduced into Burger's equation to model losses of nonlinear waves...
International audienceA fractional time derivative is introduced into the Burger's equation to model...
This article concerns the initial boundary value problem for the non linear dissipative Burgers equa...
We study centred second-order in time and space discretizations of the inviscid Burgers equa-tion. A...
We present the Burgers' equation as a balance between time evolution, non-linearity and dissipation ...
A large number of problems in physics and engineering leads to boundary value or initial boundary va...
This paper deals with a theoretical description of the propagation of a finite amplitude acoustic wa...