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“Young Scientist” . #3 (50) . March 2013 Mathematics<br />

МАТЕМАТИКА<br />

Characteristics-like approach for solving hyperbolic equation of first order<br />

Синь Вэнь, студент<br />

Университет Бейхан, г. Пекин (Beihang University)<br />

Вяткин Александр Владимирович, кандидат физико-математических наук, научный сотрудник<br />

Институт вычислительного моделирования Сибирского отделения РАН (г. Красноярск)<br />

Шайдуров Владимир Викторович, доктор физико-математических наук, профессор<br />

Институт вычислительного моделирования Сибирского отделения РАН (г. Красноярск), Университет Бейхан, г. Пекин (Beihang University)<br />

1. Introduction<br />

We consider numerical solving the hyperbolic equation<br />

∂r ∂(<br />

ur)<br />

+ = 0, ( tx , ) ∈D,<br />

∂t ∂x<br />

equipped with suitable initial condition for known velocity coefficient u(t, x).<br />

Among the successful numerical methods for solving this equation we mention such nonoscillatory conservative finite difference<br />

shemes as TVD (total variation diminishing), TVB (total variation bounded), and ENO (essentially nonoscillatory)<br />

ones (see, for example, [1]–[14] and the reference there).<br />

In order to highlight the essential ingredients of suggested approach we begin with one-dimensional problem, keeping in<br />

mind that we shall extend these methods in subsequent papers. Moreover, for simplification we take periodic data to avoid a<br />

description complication for inessential issues connected with boundary-value conditions.<br />

2. The statement of problem and the main theorem<br />

Thus, in the rectangle ( tx , ) ∈ D= [0, T]<br />

× [0, 1) consider equation<br />

∂r ∂(<br />

ur)<br />

+ = 0, ( tx , ) ∈D,<br />

∂t ∂x<br />

with initial condition<br />

r(0, x) = r ( x), x∈<br />

[0,1).<br />

(2)<br />

init<br />

Coefficient xtu ),( is given at D and functions r init and u are supposed periodical in x with period 1 and are smooth<br />

enough for further considerations.<br />

One of difficulties in solving (1)–(2) is that solution may contain discontinuities even for smooth data. But we start our<br />

considerations for the case of smooth solution.<br />

Let us take two time lines tk, tk-1[0, T]<br />

∈ with tk - tk-1= t > 0 and two nodes ( tk, x1), ( tk, x2) with points x1, x2∈[0 th points x1, x2∈ [0,1], x1 < x2<br />

(see Fig.1).<br />

For both these nodes we construct the characteristics x (t), i =1, 2, i of equation (1) at segment t∈ [ tk-1, tk]<br />

[16, 17].<br />

They satisfy the ordinary differential equation with different initial values:<br />

⎧dx<br />

i<br />

⎪ = utx ( , i),<br />

t∈[ tk-1, tk],<br />

⎨ dt<br />

⎪<br />

⎩xi(<br />

tk) = xi.<br />

5<br />

(1)<br />

(3)

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