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摘要
提出了求解具有van der Pol型非线性边界条件的波动方程的高阶数值方法。基于波在边界上的反射,我们首先通过构造两个迭代映射来求解相应的Riemann不变量,然后针对边界条件的规律性,提出了两种不同的高阶数值方法。当正则度较高时,我们建立了六阶有限差分格式。而对于低正则度,我们提供了另一种方法,即利用高阶高斯ronrod正交规则。数值实验说明了所提出的方法。
High-Order Numerical Methods for Wave Equations with van der Pol Type Boundary Conditions
We develop high-order numerical methods for solving wave equations with van der Pol type nonlinear boundary conditions. Based on the wave reflection on the boundaries, we first solve the corresponding Riemann invariants by constructing two iterative mappings, and then, regarding the regularity of boundary conditions, propose two different high-order numerical approaches to the system. When the degree of regularity is high, we establish a sixth-order finite difference scheme. While for a low degree of regularity, we provide another method by utilizing the high-order GaussKronrod quadrature rule. Numerical experiments are performed to illustrate the proposed approaches.