<p>This paper presents a new fourth-order nonlinear difference method to solve the fourth-order nonlinear generalized Burgers-type equation, which is a fundamental model in nonlinear science and has wide-ranging applications in fluid mechanics. The study aims to enhance the spatial convergence rates compared to existing second-order methods. The first step is to create a coupled nonlinear system using the reducing order method. Subsequently, the spatial discretization is handled by introducing the nonlinear fourth-order difference operator and compact difference operator, while the temporal derivatives are discretized using the third-order backward differentiation formula (BDF3). The solvability and convergence of the proposed scheme are shown by utilizing the cut-off function (COF) method and the energy method. Finally, numerical experiments validate the accuracy and efficiency of the theoretical findings.</p>

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A new fourth-order nonlinear difference scheme for the nonlinear fourth-order generalized Burgers-type equation

  • Jiawei Wang,
  • Xiaoxuan Jiang,
  • Haixiang Zhang,
  • Xuehua Yang

摘要

This paper presents a new fourth-order nonlinear difference method to solve the fourth-order nonlinear generalized Burgers-type equation, which is a fundamental model in nonlinear science and has wide-ranging applications in fluid mechanics. The study aims to enhance the spatial convergence rates compared to existing second-order methods. The first step is to create a coupled nonlinear system using the reducing order method. Subsequently, the spatial discretization is handled by introducing the nonlinear fourth-order difference operator and compact difference operator, while the temporal derivatives are discretized using the third-order backward differentiation formula (BDF3). The solvability and convergence of the proposed scheme are shown by utilizing the cut-off function (COF) method and the energy method. Finally, numerical experiments validate the accuracy and efficiency of the theoretical findings.