Steps Towards a Nonlinear Cauchy-characteristic Code Patching

Maria Babiuc-Hamilton

Steps Towards a Nonlinear Cauchy-characteristic Code Patching

Maria Babiuc-Hamilton

Marshall University

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Abstract

Cauchy-characteristic extractions (CCE) avoids the errors due to extraction at finite worldtube. The Cauchy and the characteristic approaches have complementary strengths and weaknesses. Unification of the two methods is a promising way of combining the strengths of both formalisms.

Original language	American English
State	Published - May 19 2015

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Name	Physics Faculty Research

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