Jet transport for General Linear methods

Autors/ores

  • Philip Pita Forrier Universitat de Barcelona

Paraules clau:

numerical integration, variational equations, stiff problems

Resum

Estudiem la tècnica computacional anomenada “jet transport” per a la família d’integradors numèrics coneguts com a mètodes Generals Lineals (GLM), que generalitzen els reconeguts mètodes multipas lineals (LMM) i Runge–Kutta (RK). El jet transport ´es l’aplicació de l’aritmètica de sèries de potències truncades a un integrador numèric per tal d’obtenir la solució de les equacions variacionals (EV); és a dir, les equacions diferencials lineals que compleixen les derivades de la solució d’un problema de valor inicial (PVI). En particular, es discuteix la seva implementació i aplicacions.

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Publicat

2024-01-26

Com citar

Pita Forrier, P. (2024). Jet transport for General Linear methods. Reports@SCM, 8(1), 65–66. Retrieved from https://revistes.iec.cat/index.php/reports/article/view/151072

Número

Vol. 8 Núm. 1 (2023)

Secció

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