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Euler's discretization revisited (English)
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24 September 1995
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The author addresses the application of Euler's discretization on a class of scalar ordinary differential equations for which the numerical solution turns into chaos (in the sense of Li-Yorke) for arbitrary small stepsizes. Conditions for which the numerical solution is chaotic are presented and a simple example is given.
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instability of numerical solution
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Euler's method
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chaos
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