Convergence of the ghost fluid method for elliptic equations with interfaces

  • Liu X
  • Sideris T
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Abstract

This paper proves the convergence of the ghost fluid method for second order elliptic partial differential equations with interfacial jumps. A weak formulation of the problem is first presented, which then yields the ex- istence and uniqueness of a solution to the problem by classical methods. It is shown that the application of the ghost fluid method by Fedkiw, Kang, and Liu to this problem can be obtained in a natural way through discretization of the weak formulation. An abstract framework is given for proving the con- vergence of finite difference methods derived from a weak problem, and as a consequence, the ghost fluid method is proved to be convergent.

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Liu, X.-D., & Sideris, T. C. (2003). Convergence of the ghost fluid method for elliptic equations with interfaces. Mathematics of Computation, 72(244), 1731–1747. https://doi.org/10.1090/s0025-5718-03-01525-4

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