Structure-preserving nodal DG method for Euler equations with gravity II: general equilibrium states
Yuchang Liu, Wei Guo, Yan Jiang, and Mengping Zhang

TL;DR
This paper introduces an entropy-stable, well-balanced nodal DG scheme for Euler equations with gravity, capable of accurately preserving general equilibrium states including hydrostatic and moving equilibria.
Contribution
It presents a novel treatment of gravitational source terms combining entropy-conservative fluxes with entropy correction, ensuring structure preservation and positivity.
Findings
Scheme is entropy-stable and well-balanced for general equilibria.
Numerical experiments demonstrate robustness and efficiency.
Theoretical analysis confirms accuracy and structure-preserving properties.
Abstract
We develop an entropy-stable nodal discontinuous Galerkin (DG) scheme for the Euler equations with gravity, which is also well-balanced with respect to general equilibrium solutions, including both hydrostatic and moving equilibria. The core of our approach lies in a novel treatment of the gravitational source term, combining entropy-conservative numerical fluxes with a linear entropy correction. In addition, the proposed formulation is carefully designed to ensure compatibility with a positivity-preserving limiter. We provide a rigorous theoretical analysis to establish the accuracy and structure-preserving properties of the proposed scheme. Extensive numerical experiments confirm the robustness and efficiency of the scheme.
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