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COMPARISON BETWEEN THE POSITIVE SCHEMES AND WENO FOR HIGH MACH JETS IN 1D

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Abstract

Comparison of high Mach number jets using positive schemes and Weighted ENO methods is considered in this paper. The positive scheme introduced by [11, 14] and Weighted ENO [9, 10] have allowed us to simulate very high Mach numbers more than Mach 80. Simulations at high Mach numbers and with radiative cooling are essential for achieving detailed agreement with astrophysical images.

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