This document provides instructions for Assignment-1 of the course ME 630A Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer. It asks students to explain seven different time-marching schemes (A through G) for numerically solving the scalar convection equation. It also asks students to determine the spatial and temporal truncation errors of schemes A and D using Taylor series expansions, prove the consistency of the schemes, and explain the von Neumann stability analysis of schemes A and B.
This document provides instructions for Assignment-1 of the course ME 630A Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer. It asks students to explain seven different time-marching schemes (A through G) for numerically solving the scalar convection equation. It also asks students to determine the spatial and temporal truncation errors of schemes A and D using Taylor series expansions, prove the consistency of the schemes, and explain the von Neumann stability analysis of schemes A and B.
This document provides instructions for Assignment-1 of the course ME 630A Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer. It asks students to explain seven different time-marching schemes (A through G) for numerically solving the scalar convection equation. It also asks students to determine the spatial and temporal truncation errors of schemes A and D using Taylor series expansions, prove the consistency of the schemes, and explain the von Neumann stability analysis of schemes A and B.
ME 630A, Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer
Assignment-1
In order to investigate and analyze the properties of numerical schemes, often
the following scalar (one-dimensional) convection equation is considered:
+ =0 or in short notation: t + x = 0 t x
Here is any scalar parameter. The spatial derivative is approximated by a
central difference scheme on an equidistant grid with x = Constant . Please explain the following time-marching schemes based on the scalar transport equation:
• Please determine the spatial and temporal truncation error of scheme A
and D. based on Taylor series expansions. Prove the consistency of the schemes. • Explain the stability analysis of von Neumann based on scheme A and B.