The Generalized Finite Difference Method (GFDM) is a promising meshless approach for seismic wave simulation, offering superior flexibility in modeling complex geological structures. However, its critical weakness lies in the sensitivity of numerical stability to the node distribution within the computational stencil. Asymmetric or irregular point clouds often lead to ill-posed systems and unstable simulations, especially when using the theoretical minimum number of nodes required for a given order of accuracy. This instability severely limits GFDM's practical application in high precision seismic modeling. To address this challenge, we propose a novel Mixed-Order Compact GFDM (MO
CGFDM) inspired by the principles of the Compact Finite Difference Method (CFDM). Our key innovation is the incorporation of derivative information from neighboring stencil points directly into the objective function used to compute the difference coefficients. This introduces a compact constraint that significantly enhances the robustness of the system. Crucially, the proposed method modifies only the pre-computation of the difference coefficients, leaving the core wave propagation algorithm unchanged and thus preserving computational efficiency. Numerical experiments across various models demonstrate that MO
CGFDM achieves markedly higher stability in high order simulations compared to the conventional GFDM. It effectively enables stable computations with fewer nodes in irregular point clouds and allows for larger critical time steps. Consequently, this method not only improves reliability but also indirectly boosts simulation efficiency, providing a robust and practical meshless solution for high fidelity seismic wavefield simulation.
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