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A charge oriented mixed multirate method for a special class of index-1 network equations in chip design (English)
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21 April 2005
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A two-level mixed multirate method based on Rosenbrock-Wanner schemes is introduced for a special coupled system of index-1 differential-algebraic equations. Its order conditions are derived by using modified nodal analysis. The embedded scheme with order 3(2) is given as example.
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index-1 differential-algebraic equations
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multirate ROW methods
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MDA series
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numerical example
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circuit simulation
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partitioned systems
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P-series
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Rosenbrock-Wanner schemes
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