Fourth-order compact finite difference method for solving two-dimensional convection–diffusion equation

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Abstract

A fourth order compact finite difference scheme of two-dimensional convection diffusion equation is proposed to solving groundwater pollution problems. A suitable scheme is constructed to simulate the law of movement of pollutants in the medium, which is spatially fourth-order accurate and temporally second-order accurate. The matrix form and solving methods for the linear system of equations are discussed. The theoretical analysis of unconditionally stable character of the scheme is verified by the Fourier amplification factor method. Numerical experiments are given to demonstrate efficiency and accuracy of the scheme proposed, and shows excellent agreement with the exact solution.

Publication
In Advances in Difference Equations

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Lingyu Li
Lingyu Li
Postdoctoral Fellow

Focus on bioinformatics, including but not limited to spatial transcriptomics analysis, sparse statistical learning and biomarker identification.