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Spatial and temporal convergence analysis with Richardson extrapolation and Grid Convergence Index (GCI) for solution verification

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Convergence Study

Goal

Provide script-driven convergence analysis for verifying that numerical solutions converge at the expected rate as the mesh or timestep is refined.

Requirements

  • Python 3.8+
  • NumPy (not required; scripts use only math stdlib)

Inputs to Gather

InputDescriptionExample
Grid spacingsSequence of mesh sizes (coarse to fine)0.4,0.2,0.1,0.05
Timestep sizesSequence of dt values0.04,0.02,0.01
Solution valuesQoI at each refinement level1.16,1.04,1.01,1.0025
Expected orderFormal order of the numerical scheme2.0
Safety factorGCI safety factor (1.25 default)1.25

Script Outputs (JSON Fields)

ScriptKey Outputs
scripts/h_refinement.pyresults.observed_orders, results.mean_order, results.richardson_extrapolated_value, results.convergence_assessment
scripts/dt_refinement.pySame as h_refinement but for temporal convergence
scripts/richardson_extrapolation.pyresults.extrapolated_value, results.error_estimate, results.observed_order
scripts/gci_calculator.pyresults.observed_order, results.gci_fine, results.gci_coarse, results.asymptotic_ratio, results.in_asymptotic_range

Workflow

  1. Run grid/timestep refinement study with at least 3 levels
  2. Compute observed convergence order with h_refinement.py or dt_refinement.py
  3. Compare observed order to expected order of the scheme
  4. Estimate discretization error via Richardson extrapolation
  5. Report GCI for formal solution verification using gci_calculator.py
  6. Document convergence results and any anomalies

Decision Guidance

Do you have 3+ refinement levels?
+-- YES --> Run h_refinement.py or dt_refinement.py
|           +-- Observed order matches expected? --> Solution verified
|           +-- Order too low? --> Check: pre-asymptotic, coding error, insufficient resolution
|           +-- Order too high? --> Check: superconvergence or cancellation effects
+-- NO (only 2 levels) --> Use richardson_extrapolation.py with assumed order
                           (less reliable without order verification)

CLI Examples

# Spatial convergence with 4 grid levels
python3 scripts/h_refinement.py --spacings 0.4,0.2,0.1,0.05 --values 1.16,1.04,1.01,1.0025 --expected-order 2.0 --json

# Temporal convergence with 3 timestep levels
python3 scripts/dt_refinement.py --timesteps 0.04,0.02,0.01 --values 2.12,2.03,2.0075 --expected-order 2.0 --json

# Richardson extrapolation with assumed 2nd-order
python3 scripts/richardson_extrapolation.py --spacings 0.02,0.01 --values 1.0032,1.0008 --order 2.0 --json

# GCI for 3-mesh verification
python3 scripts/gci_calculator.py --spacings 0.04,0.02,0.01 --values 1.0128,1.0032,1.0008 --json

Error Handling

ErrorCauseResolution
spacings and values must have the same lengthMismatched input arraysProvide equal-length lists
At least 2 refinement levels requiredToo few data pointsAdd more refinement levels
Exactly 3 refinement levels requiredGCI needs 3 levelsProvide fine/medium/coarse
Oscillatory convergence detectedNon-monotone convergenceCheck mesh quality or scheme

Interpretation Guidance

ScenarioMeaningAction
Observed order matches expectedSolution in asymptotic rangeReport GCI, extrapolate
Observed order < expectedPre-asymptotic or coding bugRefine further or debug
Negative observed orderSolution divergingCheck implementation
GCI asymptotic ratio near 1.0Grids in asymptotic rangeResults are reliable
GCI asymptotic ratio far from 1.0Not in asymptotic rangeRefine further

References

  • references/convergence_theory.md - Formal convergence order, log-log analysis, asymptotic range
  • references/gci_guidelines.md - Roache's GCI method, ASME V&V 20, safety factors

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