ABSTRACT A typical weighted compact nonlinear scheme (WCNS) uses a convex combination of several low-order polynomials approximated over selected candidate stencils of the same width, achieving non-oscillatory interpolation near discontinuities… Click to show full abstract
ABSTRACT A typical weighted compact nonlinear scheme (WCNS) uses a convex combination of several low-order polynomials approximated over selected candidate stencils of the same width, achieving non-oscillatory interpolation near discontinuities and high-order accuracy for smooth solutions. In this paper, we present a new multi-resolution fifth-order WCNS by making use of the information of polynomials on three nested central spatial sub-stencils having first-, third- and fifth-order accuracy, respectively. The new scheme is capable of obtaining high-order spatial interpolation in smooth regions, and it is characterised by the feature of gradually degrading from fifth-order down to first-order accuracy as large stencils deemed to be crossing strong discontinuities. The advantages of the present scheme include the superior resolution for high-wavenumber fluctuations and the flexibility of implementing different numerical flux functions.
               
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