High-order time splitting for the Stokes equations
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A pseudo-spectral (or collocation) approximation of the unsteady Stokes equations is presented. Using the Uzawa algorithm the spectral system is decoupled into Helmholtz equations for the velocity components and an equation with the Pseudo-Laplacian for the pressure. In order to avoid spurious modes the pressure is approximated with lower order (two degrees lower) polynomials than the velocity. Only one grid (no staggered grids) with the standard Chebyshev Gauss-Lobatto nodes is used. Here we further compare our treatment with a Neumann boundary value problem for the pressure. The highly improved accuracy of our method becomes obvious. In the time discretization a high order backward differentiation scheme for the intermediate velocity is combined with a high order extrapolant for the pressure. It is numerically shown that a stable third order method in time can be achieved.
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