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A high-order compact finite difference scheme and precise integration method based on modified Hopf-Cole transformation for numerical simulation of n-dimensional Burgers’ system

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  • Chen, Changkai
  • Zhang, Xiaohua
  • Liu, Zhang

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This paper modifies a n-dimensional Hopf-Cole transformation to the n-dimensional Burgers’ system. We obtain the n-dimensional heat conduction equation through the modification of the Hopf-Cole transformation. Then the fourth-order precise integration method (PIM) in combination with a spatially global sixth-order compact finite difference (CFD) scheme is presented to solve the equation with high accuracy. Moreover, coupling with the Strang splitting method, the scheme is extended to multi-dimensional (two, three-dimensional) Burgers’ system. Numerical results show that the proposed method appreciably improves the computational accuracy compared with the existing numerical method. Moreover, the two-dimensional and three-dimensional examples demonstrate excellent adaptability, and the numerical simulation results also have very high accuracy in medium Reynolds numbers.

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  • Chen, Changkai & Zhang, Xiaohua & Liu, Zhang, 2020. "A high-order compact finite difference scheme and precise integration method based on modified Hopf-Cole transformation for numerical simulation of n-dimensional Burgers’ system," Applied Mathematics and Computation, Elsevier, vol. 372(C).
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    DOI: 10.1016/j.amc.2019.125009
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