
doi: 10.1137/080717894
handle: 20.500.14243/40678 , 2434/48347 , 10281/99191
A new mimetic finite difference method for the diffusion problem is developed by using a linear interpolation for the numerical fluxes. This approach provides a higher-order accurate approximation to the flux of the exact solution. In analogy with the original formulation, a family of local scalar products is constructed to satisfy the fundamental properties of local consistency and spectral stability. The scalar solution field is approximated by a piecewise constant function. A computationally efficient postprocessing technique is also proposed to get a piecewise quadratic polynomial approximation to the exact scalar variable. Finally, optimal convergence rates and accuracy improvement with respect to the lower-order formulation are shown by numerical examples.
diffusion equation, boundary value problem, high-order scheme, mimetic finite difference method, unstructured polyhedral mesh, Boundary value problem; Diffusion equation; High-order scheme; Mimetic finite difference method; Postprocessing; Unstructured polyhedral mesh
diffusion equation, boundary value problem, high-order scheme, mimetic finite difference method, unstructured polyhedral mesh, Boundary value problem; Diffusion equation; High-order scheme; Mimetic finite difference method; Postprocessing; Unstructured polyhedral mesh
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