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Superconvergence of Immersed Finite Volume Methods for One-Dimensional Interface Problems

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In this paper, we introduce a class of high order immersed finite volume methods (IFVM) for one-dimensional interface problems. We show the optimal convergence of IFVM in $$H^1$$H1- and $$L^2$$L2-norms.… Click to show full abstract

In this paper, we introduce a class of high order immersed finite volume methods (IFVM) for one-dimensional interface problems. We show the optimal convergence of IFVM in $$H^1$$H1- and $$L^2$$L2-norms. We also prove some superconvergence results of IFVM. To be more precise, the IFVM solution is superconvergent of order $$p+2$$p+2 at the roots of generalized Lobatto polynomials, and the flux is superconvergent of order $$p+1$$p+1 at generalized Gauss points on each element including the interface element. Furthermore, for diffusion interface problems, the convergence rates for IFVM solution at the mesh points and the flux at generalized Gauss points can both be raised to 2p. These superconvergence results are consistent with those for the standard finite volume methods. Numerical examples are provided to confirm our theoretical analysis.

Keywords: immersed finite; volume methods; interface problems; finite volume; interface

Journal Title: Journal of Scientific Computing
Year Published: 2017

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