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,High–Order and TVD Schemes for Non–Linear Systems,are presented in terms of the time–dependent one dimensional Euler equations for ideal gases, which are introduced in Chap. 1 and studied in detail in Chap. 3. Applications to other systems may be easily accomplished.

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Random Choice and Related Methods, solve the Euler equations of Gas Dynamics. In essence, to implement the RCM one requires (i) exact solutions of local Riemann problems and (ii) a random sampling procedure to pick up states to be assigned to the next time level.

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Flux Vector Splitting Methods,hap. 6, and the . (FVS) approach [424], [463], [560], [561] to be studied in this chapter. These two approaches are often referred to as the . and the . [244]. The respective numerical methods derived from these two approaches are often referred to as . and ..

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The Equations of Fluid Dynamics,rm of equations of state. Equations of state are statements about the nature of the material in question and require some notions from Thermodynamics. There is no attempt to provide an exhaustive and rigourous derivation of the equations of continuum mechanics; such a task is beyond the scope of thi

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Notions on Hyperbolic Partial Differential Equations,ons are those thought to be essential for the analysis of the equations of fluid flow and the implementation of numerical methods. For general background on PDEs we recommend the book by John [272] and particularly the one by Zachmanoglou and Thoe [596]. The discretisation techniques studied in this

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Some Properties of the Euler Equations, seen in Chap. 1, the Euler equations result from neglecting the effects of viscosity, heat conduction and body forces on a compressible medium. Here we show that these equations are a system of . conservations laws and study some of their mathematical properties. In particular, we study those prope

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The Riemann Problem for the Euler Equations,to non–linear systems of hyperbolic conservation laws. The key ingredient of the scheme is the solution of the Riemann problem. The purpose of this chapter is to provide a detailed presentation of the complete, exact solution to the Riemann problem for the one–dimensional, time–dependent Euler equat