The multidimensional BFECC interpolation accuracy conjecture

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Let dd be a positive integer, and consider a uniform rectangular grid in dd dimensions with mesh sizes

Δx1,Δx2,,Δxd.\Delta x_1,\Delta x_2,\cdots,\Delta x_d.

Let the grid be shifted along any vector, and apply BFECC interpolation from the original grid to the shifted grid. BFECC interpolation accuracy conjecture. BFECC interpolation is third-order accurate. In particular, if the shifted grid points are located at centroids of the original grid cells, then BFECC interpolation is fourth-order accurate. The result is established in the paper for one and two dimensions, with numerical experiments indicating that it also holds in three dimensions; the conjecture extends this accuracy statement to every positive dimension.

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Wenbin Dong, Yingjie Liu and Hansong Tang, “Accuracy Enhancing Interface Treatment Algorithm: the Back and Forth Error Compensation and Correction method”, arXiv:2112.08595 (2021).

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