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Evolution-Galerkin methods and their supraconvergence

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Evolution-Galerkin methods for partial differential equations of the form\(u_t +L(u)=0\) are characterised by (i) the use of some form of approximation to the corresponding evolution operator \(E(t)\), and (ii) projection onto an approximation space \(S_h\) to obtain \(\{U^n\}\). In this paper we concentrate on characteristic-Galerkin and Lagrange-Galerkin methods to derive basic error estimates for multidimensional convection problems. Methods covered include those using recovery techniques to improve accuracy. Many schemes exhibit a supraconvergence phenomenon and a general technique for its analysis is given, together with a number of particular examples.

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Received July 5, 1993 / Revised version received February 6, 1995

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Morton, K., Süli, E. Evolution-Galerkin methods and their supraconvergence . Numer Math 71, 331–355 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/s002110050148

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