We adopt a non-oscillatory central scheme, first presented in the context of Hyperbolic conservation laws in [28] followed by [15], to the framework of the incompressible Euler equations in their vorticity formulation. The embedded duality in these equations, enables us to toggle between their two equivalent representations - the conservative Hyperbolic-like form vs. the convective form. We are therefore able to apply local methods, to problems with a global nature. This results in a new stable and convergent method which enjoys high-resolution without the formation of spurious oscillations. These desirable properties are clearly visible in the numerical simulations we present.
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Levy, D., & Tadmor, E. (1997). Non-oscillatory central schemes for the incompressible 2-D Euler equations. Mathematical Research Letters, 4(2–3), 321–340. https://doi.org/10.4310/mrl.1997.v4.n3.a2
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