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A vanishing-viscosity minimizing movement Fourier spectral method for scalar conservation laws
We propose a vanishing-viscosity minimizing movement (VVMM) Fourier spectral method for scalar hyperbolic conservation laws under periodic boundary conditions. The method is a fully discrete space--time residual-minimizing scheme, Fourier spectral in space and polynomial in time, stabilized by vanis
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