Abstract
Key properties of the box scheme are shown to be advantageous for reactive flow problems. Unconditional stability and compact conservation are shown by a detailed modified equation analysis to enable the scheme to reflect exactly the reduced speed, enhanced diffusion, and dispersion which are typical of such hyperbolic conservation laws with relaxation. A novel modified equation analysis is also used to show how the spurious checkerboard mode behaves and can be controlled. Numerical experiments for some nonlinear one-dimensional problems and a two-dimensional problem demonstrate that the behavior of the scheme deduced from a simple model problem has general validity.
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