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A convergent entropy diminishing finite volume scheme for a cross-diffusion system

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Figure 1: Illustration of an admissible mesh as in Definition 2.1.
Figure 2: Error with respect to reference solution.
Figure 3: Evolution of the ratio kU kU a? −U ref k 2
Figure 5: |E T (U|U ∞ )| as a function of time.
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