Orthogonal Spline Collocation Laplace-Modified and Alternating-Direction Methods for Parabolic Problems on Rectangles (Q5288220)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 247065
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 247065 |
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15 August 1993
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unconditional stability
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optimal-order accuracy
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parabolic equations
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Laplace-modified method
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alternating-direction implicit schemes
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Orthogonal spline collocation
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Euler method
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time discretizations
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piecewise Hermite bicubic interpolant
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Orthogonal Spline Collocation Laplace-Modified and Alternating-Direction Methods for Parabolic Problems on Rectangles (English)
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The authors present theoretical analyses of several two- and three-level schemes for the approximate solution of linear parabolic problems on rectangles. Orthogonal spline collocation with piecewise Hermitian bicubics is used for the spatial discretization. Perturbations of the Euler method and the trapezoidal rule are employed for the time discretizations to produce Laplace-modified (LM) and alternating- direction implicit (ADI) schemes. It is proved that the LM and ADI schemes are unconditionally stable and of optimal-order accuracy in the \(H^ 1\) and discrete maximum norms for the space and time variables, respectively. The analysis of accuracy for orthogonal spline collocation is based on using the piecewise Hermite bicubic interpolant of the exact solution as a comparison function.
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