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This property is essential for ensuring provable conservation and stability in the numerical solution of dispersive wave equations, making SBP operators particularly well-suited for structure-preserving simulations.
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In recent years, SBP operators have gained significant attention in the numerical analysis community and have been successfully applied to a variety of problems including dispersive wave equations [@mattsson2014diagonal; @almquist2014high; @mattsson2016high; @lindeberg2021high; @ranocha2021broad; @ranocha2021rate; @rydin2021high; @linders2023resolving; @lampert2024structure; @biswas2025traveling; @kjelldahl2025numerical; @ranocha2025structure; @giesselmann2025convergence].
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Despite the importance of structure-preserving methods for dispersive wave equations, such approaches are rarely available in existing open-source software packages. DispersiveShallowWater.jl fills this
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gap by providing a unified framework that enables users to easily compare different mathematical models, numerical discretizations, and physical setups. This facilitates reproducible research and
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Despite the importance of structure-preserving methods for dispersive wave equations, such approaches are rarely available in existing open-source software packages. DispersiveShallowWater.jl is
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specifically designed to serve researchers who develop and compare numerical algorithms and mathematical models for dispersive wave phenomena. By providing a unified framework, the library enables
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users to systematically evaluate different models, numerical discretizations, and physical setups. This focus facilitates reproducible research and
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accelerates the development and assessment of new methods in the field.
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