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Large-time behaviour of a family of finite volume schemes for boundary-driven convection-diffusion equations

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Figure 1. Coarsest mesh (∆x = 1/4).
Table 1. Error in L 1 and experimental order of convergence between the steady state of the scheme and the real steady state.
Figure 2. Decay to the steady state associated to each scheme in L 1 norm (left) and Boltzmann entropy (right) for each scheme
Figure 4. Snapshots of the solution at different time, snapshot of the steady state of the scheme and decay to steady state in 2-entropy
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