Pseudo characteristic method of lines solution of the conservation equations

A method which combines the natural directional properties of the method of characteristics with the computational efficiency of the method of lines is proposed for solving the conservation equations of compressible fluid flow. Although the equations are expressed initially in implicit characteristi...

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