Design, analysis and testing of some parallel two-step W-methods for stiff systems (Q1612469)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1787743
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1787743 |
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Design, analysis and testing of some parallel two-step W-methods for stiff systems (English)
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22 August 2002
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The class of parallel two-step W-methods possess a high potential for parallelization. Simplifying conditions for the construction of methods having higher order and stage order are obtained and convergence results are proved. Conditions for stiff accuracy are given. According to the analysis for constant step-sizes these methods possess good stability properties and stiffly accurate methods seem to be a promising choice. Tests show that these methods in combination with Krylov techniques are competitive for large stiff problems.
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stiff systems
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numerical examples
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parallel computation
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two-step W-methods
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convergence
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stability
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Krylov techniques
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