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The behaviour of these schemes is also compared with that of the fourth order Runge Kutta method, which has been the preferred integration scheme for non-linear systems of a single or a few degrees of freedom.

The behaviour of the schemes is investigated on a sequence of grids in 2D and 3D.

The stability and the oscillatory behaviour of the schemes are carefully studied and the analyses are completed by some numerical experiments.

Those derivatives depend on non-linear limiters that vary according to the smoothness of its vicinity and improve the behaviour of the scheme near discontinuities.

With an asymptotic analysis, the low Mach number behaviour of the scheme is studied theoretically in two ways.

Also, since we are mostly interested in the behaviour of the scheme in realistic astrophysical applications, we focus on just a handful of one-dimensional test cases: a smooth nonlinear wave and three shock-tube tests.

Finally, the correct asymptotic behaviour of the scheme in the limit of small Mach numbers is assessed on several academic test cases.

A new way to address the specific spectral behaviour of the scheme is introduced first for wavenumbers in [0,π], following the Matrix Power method.

Overall, the behaviour of the weighting schemes seems to be collection independent.

In this set of experiments, we analyse the behaviour of the caching schemes when the density of nodes varies.

The numerical results show the remarkable long-term behaviour of our new schemes.