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February 23, 2021, 10:24 |
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first decide which finite difference you need for d/dx. stencil size - number of nodes - one sided or central. then plug in for inner derivative and apply. then plug in for outer derivative and apply. alternative is: work out full terms first, then apply. what is the purpose of this?
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February 23, 2021, 13:49 |
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If you want to use the divergence form you simply write 0.5*(f(i+1)**3-f(i-1)**3)/h where f is a vector where you previously computed the discrete derivative du/dx. Conversely you can expand the derivative in a quasi-linear form. |
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