Discretization schemes suitable for gas dynamics are reviewed and applied to the declarative concepts of Modelica. Here; a suitable connector definition is introduced to enable both robust simulation and higher-order schemes; which require larger stencils than typically available on established thermo-fluid dynamics connectors.
Finite volume method; shock waves; monotone flux; total variation diminishing; essentially non-oscillatory
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