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Second-Order Accuracy from Large Local Errors in Interface Problems: A Discrete Green's Function Analysis
Finite difference methods for interface problems often exhibit large local truncation errors near the interface, particularly when discontinuities in coefficients or solution derivatives are present. Nevertheless, many such schemes achieve second-order accuracy, a phenomenon not fully explained by s
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