Abstract
We prove that isentropic flow and its Glimm' approximations contain no vacuum as the mesh lengths are sufficiently small, provided they consist of rarefaction waves, the random choice is equidistributed, the initial data is piecewise Lipschitz continuous and there is no vacuum initially present. To carry out our analysis, we introduce a characteristics method in a certain macroscopic sense for Glimm's scheme.
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