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Approximation of arbitrarily high-order PDEs by first-order hyperbolic relaxation

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arxiv 2405.16841 v2 pith:E4ZHZ5RC submitted 2024-05-27 math.AP cs.NAmath.NA

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We present a framework for constructing a first-order hyperbolic system whose solution approximates that of a desired higher-order evolution equation. Constructions of this kind have received increasing interest in recent years, and are potentially useful as either analytical or computational tools for understanding the corresponding higher-order equation. We perform a systematic analysis of a family of linear model equations and show that for each member of this family there is a stable hyperbolic approximation whose solution converges to that of the model equation in a certain limit. We then show through several examples that this approach can be applied successfully to a very wide range of nonlinear PDEs of practical interest.

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  1. Traveling-wave solutions and structure-preserving numerical methods for a hyperbolic approximation of the Korteweg-de Vries equation

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    KdVH has additional solitary and periodic traveling waves beyond KdV solitons, and the paper's ImEx-SBP schemes provably preserve energy and are asymptotic preserving toward KdV.

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