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Consistent Internal Energy Based Schemes for the Compressible Euler Equations

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Fig. 1. Meshes and unknowns – Left: unstructured discretizations (the present sketch illustrates the possibility, implemented in our software CALIF 3 S [4], of mixing  simpli-cial and quadrangular cells); scalars variables are associated to the primal cell
Fig. 2. Test 5 of [39, chapter 4] - Density obtained with n = 2000 cells, with and without corrective source terms in pressure correction scheme, and analytical solution.

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