Construction of symplectic schemes for wave equations via hyperbolic functions \(\sinh(x)\), \(\cosh(x)\) and \(\tanh(x)\) (Q1309710)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 474505
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    Construction of symplectic schemes for wave equations via hyperbolic functions \(\sinh(x)\), \(\cosh(x)\) and \(\tanh(x)\)
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 474505

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      Construction of symplectic schemes for wave equations via hyperbolic functions \(\sinh(x)\), \(\cosh(x)\) and \(\tanh(x)\) (English)
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      6 January 1994
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      Hamiltonian systems are canonical systems on phase space endowed with symplectic structures. Their spectral property requires that the numerical algorithms for them should preserve as much as possible the symplectic properties of the original systems. In this paper the hyperbolic functions \(\text{sinh}(x)\), \(\text{cosh}(x)\), and \(\text{tanh}(x)\) are used to construct symplectic schemes of arbitrary order for wave equations. The stability properties of these schemes are discussed as well.
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      Hamiltonian systems
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      hyperbolic functions
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      symplectic schemes
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      wave equations
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      stability
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