Abstract
Three approaches to building one-dimensional shape-preserving advection schemes, based on TVD (total variation diminishing) schemes, on positive schemes, and on the universal limiter, are shown to lead to the same constraints on the fluxes between grid boxes. Thus, although they have slightly different conceptual bases, the three approaches lead to mathematically equivalent schemes.
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