2022
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2203.11718
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Haar-type stochastic Galerkin formulations for hyperbolic systems with Lipschitz continuous flux function

Abstract: This work is devoted to the Galerkin projection of highly nonlinear random quantities. The dependency on a random input is described by Haar-type wavelet systems. The classical Haar sequence has been used by Pettersson, Iaccarino, Nordström (2014) for a hyperbolic stochastic Galerkin formulation of the one-dimensional Euler equations. This work generalizes their approach to several multi-dimensional systems with Lipschitz continuous and non-polynomial flux functions. Theoretical results are illustrated numeric… Show more

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“…Despite this challenge, recent work has investigated numerical methods for stochastic Galerkin methods for various types of hyperbolic conservation laws. Some advances include SG-type analysis and algorithms for scalar conservation laws [46] including well-balanced methods [22], Haar wavelet-based SG approaches [20], hyperbolicity preservation through a non-equivalent Roe variables formulation [19], filtering strategies for SG systems [26], limiter-type methods to maintain hyperbolicity [33], hyperbolicity formulations for linear problems [31] or using linearization techniques [38], splitting type approaches for SWE models [7], non-conservative formulations of SG SWE systems [5] and approximate representations through entropic variables [30].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite this challenge, recent work has investigated numerical methods for stochastic Galerkin methods for various types of hyperbolic conservation laws. Some advances include SG-type analysis and algorithms for scalar conservation laws [46] including well-balanced methods [22], Haar wavelet-based SG approaches [20], hyperbolicity preservation through a non-equivalent Roe variables formulation [19], filtering strategies for SG systems [26], limiter-type methods to maintain hyperbolicity [33], hyperbolicity formulations for linear problems [31] or using linearization techniques [38], splitting type approaches for SWE models [7], non-conservative formulations of SG SWE systems [5] and approximate representations through entropic variables [30].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%