TR-2013-01
Tsunami Simulation
L. Ridgway Scott. 2 March, 2013.
Communicated by L. Ridgway Scott.
Abstract
The following notes represent a summary of talks given at the PASI course
on tsunamis in Valparaiso, Chile in January 2013.
This report considers several constituents of simulation technology, including
modeling, mathematics and computer science.
All of them become intertwined in large-scale simulation codes that are devoted
to simulating natural disasters.
A majority focus is on numerical methods and software for nonlinear, dispersive
wave equations.
We review the derivation of the GEM scheme for approximating solutions of the
BBM model of nonlinear, dispersive waves.
We consider some questions regarding soliton interactions for BBM using the
GEM scheme implemented in octave.
Original Document
The original document is available in PDF (uploaded 2 March, 2013 by
L. Ridgway Scott).