Extending convergence theory for nonlinear stiff problems. I (Q2565267)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 971643
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    Extending convergence theory for nonlinear stiff problems. I
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 971643

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      Extending convergence theory for nonlinear stiff problems. I (English)
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      11 March 1997
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      Stiff differential equations are characterized by geometric properties of the flow -- existence of a strongly attractive, smooth, invariant manifold. The aim of the authors is to prove convergence of one-step discretizations without making any further structural assumptions on the problem (such as one-sided Lipschitz conditions, or singular perturbation form). The basic ideas of a convergence analysis are introduced and illustrated at a simplified situation (the implicit Euler method is considered and it is assumed that the problem has only one stiff eigenvalue). A series of forthcoming papers are announced where more general situations will be treated.
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      stiff differential equations
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      strongly attractive, smooth, invariant manifold
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      convergence
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      implicit Euler method
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