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Linearization methods for reaction-diffusion equations: 1-D problems (English)
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19 January 1999
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The author presents linearized finite difference methods of different type for solving numerically nonlinear reaction-diffusion problems in one space dimension, \[ u_t-u_{xx} =f(u). \] Methods yielding fully discrete, spatially discrete and temporally discrete solutions, respective, are discussed. Starting point is the linearized, implicit \(\vartheta\)-method that is shown to be equivalent to Rosenbrock's or \(W\)-techniques, respective, depending on the employment of the Jacobian. Numerical tests for a system of two reaction-diffusion equations arising from the description of a simple isothermal chemical system complete the paper.
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linearization methods
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method of lines
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Rothe method
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Rosenbrock method
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theta method
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numerical examples
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one-dimensional problems
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linearized finite difference methods
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nonlinear reaction-diffusion problems
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