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Conservative domain decomposition schemes for solving two-dimensional heat equations

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In this paper, by combining the operator splitting technique, a new mass-conserved domain decomposition method for two-dimensional heat equations is proposed. Along the each direction, the interface fluxes are first… Click to show full abstract

In this paper, by combining the operator splitting technique, a new mass-conserved domain decomposition method for two-dimensional heat equations is proposed. Along the each direction, the interface fluxes are first calculated from the explicit fluxes, then the sub-domain’s interior solutions are paralelly computed by the C–N implicit scheme. The scheme is stable under the condition $$r\le 2(\sqrt{6}-2)$$r≤2(6-2) and the corresponding convergence order of the scheme are given in $$L^2$$L2-norm. Numerical results confirm the theoretical results.

Keywords: two dimensional; heat equations; dimensional heat; domain decomposition

Journal Title: Computational and Applied Mathematics
Year Published: 2019

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