On the practical value of the notion of BN-stability
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Cited in
(6)- Nonlinear contractivity of a class of semi-implicit multistep methods
- A note on D-stability
- The dichotomy of stiffness: Pragmatism versus theory
- On the effect of temporal error in high-order simulations of unsteady flows
- A note on contractivity in the numerical solution of initial value problems
- Contractivity of locally one-dimensional splitting methods
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