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A new numerical method by revised measure theory for solving the nonlinear initial value problems (English)
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26 April 2007
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This paper is concerned with the numerical solution of initial value problems (IVPs) for \(n\)th order differential equations \[ y^{(n)} = F(t, y, y', \ldots , y^{(n-1)}), \quad y^{(j)}(t_a) = y^{(j)}_a, j=0, \ldots,n-1,\;t \in [t_a, t_b].\tag{1} \] After transforming this equation into an equivalent first order system in the standard form \( x'(t)= g(t, x(t)), x(t_a)= x_a \in \mathbb{R}^n\), \( t \in [t_a, t_b] (1)\), the authors start a mathematical metamorphosis of (1) with several stages. In the first stage, by introducing an artificial cost function, the IVP (1) is written as a minimization problem over a set of Radon measures. Then, in a second stage, the problem is approximated by a finite dimensional linear programming problem. It is unclear what are the advantages of this approach for solving IVPs because the original IVP (1) is transformed into a more complicated problem and some approximations are also introduced, and no results on the accuracy and stability properties of this method are given. Finally, some numerical experiments with a linear second order equation and a first order equation are presented.
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initial value problems
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linear programming
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Radon measures
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numerical experiments
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