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Stability and Precision in Adaptive Finite Difference and Fourier Transform Numerical Analysis of Dynamic Systems and Partial Differential Equations


Authors : Hameed Hasan Obaid Anous Yasaria

Volume/Issue : Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 3 - March


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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26mar1593

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Abstract : This study addresses the challenge between global spectral accuracy and shock-capturing capability in nonlinear PDE simulations. Fourier spectral methods suffer from Gibbs phenomena near discontinuities, while finite difference methods exhibit dispersion and phase errors. A novel adaptive hybrid scheme is proposed that combines high-order finite difference operators with Fourier spectral differentiation. The method employs a spatial smoothness sensor to dynamically weight both approaches based on local solution behavior. Stability is ensured through a rigorous analysis satisfying a modified CFL condition. The scheme achieves spectral-level accuracy in smooth regions while suppressing spurious oscillations near nonsmooth areas. Numerical results demonstrate reduced L2 error and competitive computational efficiency compared to standard methods.

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This study addresses the challenge between global spectral accuracy and shock-capturing capability in nonlinear PDE simulations. Fourier spectral methods suffer from Gibbs phenomena near discontinuities, while finite difference methods exhibit dispersion and phase errors. A novel adaptive hybrid scheme is proposed that combines high-order finite difference operators with Fourier spectral differentiation. The method employs a spatial smoothness sensor to dynamically weight both approaches based on local solution behavior. Stability is ensured through a rigorous analysis satisfying a modified CFL condition. The scheme achieves spectral-level accuracy in smooth regions while suppressing spurious oscillations near nonsmooth areas. Numerical results demonstrate reduced L2 error and competitive computational efficiency compared to standard methods.

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