Derives explicit left and right eigenvectors for the Allaire model that enforce pressure-velocity equilibrium at interfaces via a thermodynamic jump term in the conservative form and a structural zero in the semi-conservative form.
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Consistent Interface Capturing Adaptive Reconstruction Approach for Viscous Compressible Multicomponent Flows
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