Stability analysis of unstructured finite volume methods for linear shallow water flows using pseudospectra and singular value decomposition
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The authors thank the anonymous reviewers for their valuable comments and suggestions to improve the quality of the paper. This publication was made possible by NPRP Grant 4-935-2-354 from the Qatar National Research Fund (a member of the Qatar Foundation). The statements made herein are solely the responsibility of the authors. Appendix A
- Qatar University Qatar
- University of Ottawa Canada
linearity, Asymptotic stability, Shallow-water systems, water flow, Amplification, Unstructured meshes, finite volume method, Discrete event simulation, stability analysis, Equations of motion, decomposition analysis, eigenvalue, Coriolis force, Unstructured finite volume methods, shallow-water equation, Finite volume method, Mesh generation, Singular value decomposition, Linear shallow water equations, Discretization method, Discrete operators, Pseudospectra, Finite volume schemes, Stability
linearity, Asymptotic stability, Shallow-water systems, water flow, Amplification, Unstructured meshes, finite volume method, Discrete event simulation, stability analysis, Equations of motion, decomposition analysis, eigenvalue, Coriolis force, Unstructured finite volume methods, shallow-water equation, Finite volume method, Mesh generation, Singular value decomposition, Linear shallow water equations, Discretization method, Discrete operators, Pseudospectra, Finite volume schemes, Stability
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