Abstract
A class of well-balanced numerical schemes for the one-dimensional shallow water equations with temperature gradient is constructed. The construction of the schemes is based on two steps: the first step to absorb the nonconservative term and the second step to deal with the evolution of the system. Algorithms for computing contact waves which absorb the nonconservative term are developed. Furthermore, to improve the accuracy, the underlying numerical fluxes can be formed as convex combinations of a pair of numerical fluxes of a low and stable scheme and a higher and fast scheme. The schemes are well balanced and can retain the positivity of the water height and the water temperature. Numerical tests show that the schemes are stable and have a good accuracy.
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