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For homogeneous velocity and regularly spaced grids, the stability condition is often studied by Von Neumann analysis (Trefethen, 1994). Consider
-D second-order wave equation,
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approximated by central difference in space and time
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where superscripts indicate time index and subscripts indicate space index.
Substitute ansatz
into Equation H-2 yields
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where amplification factor
characterizes the growth of the numerical solution during iteration. Stability of the numerical solution requires
for all wavenumbers
. It can be shown that in order for the quadratic equation
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to have bounded roots
, it is necessary that
. This is equivalent to
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thus yields the well-known CFL condition
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In
domain, the
-D problem can be extracted from the vertical component of Equation 19
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Following the same analysis for H-2, we can obtain
domain CFL condition
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