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A numerical study of mean corrected phase-averaging in geophysical flow equations

Published in Theoretical and Computational Fluid Dynamics, 2026

A study of a mean corrected version of the phase-averaged timestepping method to improve its accuracy. Phase-averaging reduces numerical stiffness to enable large, accurate, timesteps in oscillatory PDEs. However, this introduces an averaging error, which we aim to offset with an additional mean correction term. This new method is shown to enable accuracy improvements in numerical tests, including with the one-dimensional rotating shallow water equations.

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The effect of linear dispersive errors on nonlinear timestepping accuracy in the f-plane rotating shallow water equations

Posted in 2024

This paper investigates new ways to quantify timestepping error in the f-plane rotating shallow water equations. The first part constructs a new triadic error that measures error within the nonlinear interactions of linear waves. The second part develops two new test cases to highlight slowly developing nonlinear interactions. These are tested with three numerical models, including LFRic from the UK Met Office.

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