Solvind 2D version of scalar inviscid Burgers Equation using

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Apoorv srivastava

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Jan 22, 2025, 4:35:35 PMJan 22
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Hi,

I am working on solving a 2D version of the scalar inviscid Burgers equation: u_t + (u^2/2)_x + (u^2/2)_y = 0. The grid is rectangular and I expect the solution to develop shocks.

I have been unable to find a solver for this problem. I would greatly appreciate some pointers on the following:
  1. Are there any existing solvers that can be adapted for this equation?
  2. If not, could you recommend resources or guidelines for developing a custom solver for this problem?

Thanks,
Apoorv



Kyle Mandli

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Jan 22, 2025, 7:46:25 PMJan 22
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Praveen C

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Jan 22, 2025, 9:25:30 PMJan 22
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Here is an example code taken from RJL’s book, I think it solves same problem as the amrclaw example


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Apoorv srivastava

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Jan 23, 2025, 6:17:02 PMJan 23
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Hi Kyle and Praveen,

Thank you! Sorry, I didn't look through the AMRClaw example as I was working with Pyclaw.

@Praveen, thanks a lot for sharing the Pyclaw script.

Apoorv
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