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A second-order L-stable time discretisation of the semiconductor device equations (English)
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17 January 1993
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An \(L\)-stable and second-order accurate predictor-corrector method is applied to the semiconductor device equation. It is proved that the semidiscrete system linearized at an equilibrium point is stable independently of the time step and that current balance is conserved at each time level.
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semiconductor device modelling
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time-dependent
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predictor-corrector
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\(L\)- stability
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linear stability
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semidiscretization
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