Abstract:
For the first time, bicompact schemes have been generalized to nonstationary Navier–Stokes equations for a compressible heat-conducting fluid. The proposed schemes have an approximation of the fourth order in space and the second order in time, and they are absolutely stable (in the frozen-coefficients sense), conservative, and efficient. One of the new schemes is tested on several two-dimensional problems. It is shown that when the mesh is refined, the scheme converges with an increased third order. A comparison is made with the WENO5-MR scheme. The superiority of the chosen bicompact scheme in resolving vortices and shock waves, as well as their interaction, is demonstrated.
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