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A new analytical solution for testing debris avalanche numerical models

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Mungkasi, Sudi
Roberts, Stephen

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Australian Mathematical Society

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An analytical solution to a debris avalanche problem in the one dimensional topography-linked coordinate system was found by Man- geney, Heinrich, and Roche [Pure Appl. Geophys., 157:1081-1096, 2000]. We derive an analytical solution to a debris avalanche problem in the standard Cartesian coordinate system. Characteristics and a transformation technique obtain the analytical solution. This analyti-cal solution is used to test finite volume methods with reconstruction of the conserved quantities based on: either stage, height, and veloc- ity; or stage, height, and momentum. Numerical tests show that the finite volume method with reconstruction based on stage, height, and momentum is slightly more accurate in solving the debris avalanche problem.

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2037-12-31