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Old   November 30, 2014, 20:58
Default two dimensional upwind donor cell scheme for 2D continuity equation
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I would like to know whether upwind donor cell scheme is appropriate for solving the 2D continuity equation
\rho_t + (u \rho)_x + (v \rho)_y = 0,
where u and v are horizontal and vertical velocities, respectively.

I assume that u and v vary spatially on (x,y).
I do not assume that the fluid is incompressible.

Is the donor cell still appropriate even when the velocities are spatially varying?
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I would like to know whether upwind donor cell scheme is appropriate for solving the 2D continuity equation
\rho_t + (u \rho)_x + (v \rho)_y = 0,
where u and v are horizontal and vertical velocities, respectively.

I assume that u and v vary spatially on (x,y).
I do not assume that the fluid is incompressible.

Is the donor cell still appropriate even when the velocities are spatially varying?
yes, just take the local sign of the velocities...
be only careful in the stability constraint that require the treshold on the maximum velocity
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