Pages that link to "Item:Q1159444"
From MaRDI portal
The following pages link to Zero-stability properties of the three-ordinate variable stepsize variable formula methods (Q1159444):
Displaying 20 items.
- \(A_ 0\)-stable linear multistep formulas of the \(\alpha\)-type (Q580911) (← links)
- Stability of multistep-methods on variable grids (Q760181) (← links)
- On the zero-stability of the 3-step BDF-formula on nonuniform grids (Q760182) (← links)
- Stability restrictions on time-stepsize for numerical integration of first-order partial differential equations (Q790602) (← links)
- Mathematical model for studying the sulphur pollution over Europe (Q798272) (← links)
- Variable stepsize variable formula methods based on predictor-corrector schemes (Q799349) (← links)
- Implementation of a variable stepsize variable formula method in the time-integration part of a code for treatment of long-range transport of air pollutants (Q802287) (← links)
- On the zero stability of the variable order variable stepsize BDF- formulas (Q911237) (← links)
- Application of predictor-corrector schemes with several correctors in solving air pollution problems (Q1060546) (← links)
- Multiderivative variable stepsize variable formula methods (Q1091776) (← links)
- Implementation of \(\alpha\)-type multistep methods for stiff differential equations (Q1102076) (← links)
- Numerical treatment of large-scale air pollution models (Q1104817) (← links)
- The second-order backward differentiation formula is unconditionally zero-stable (Q1119362) (← links)
- Advances in the theory of variable stepsize variable formula methods for ordinary differential equations (Q1121656) (← links)
- The numerical solution of neutral functional differential equations by Adams predictor-corrector methods (Q1181550) (← links)
- Running air pollution models on the connection machine (Q1339845) (← links)
- Consistency and convergence of general linear multistep variable stepsize variable formula methods (Q1836286) (← links)
- Stability and error estimates for the variable step-size BDF2 method for linear and semilinear parabolic equations (Q2026109) (← links)
- Efficient implementation of advanced Richardson extrapolation in an atmospheric chemical scheme (Q2072228) (← links)
- Optimal a posteriori estimators for the variable step-size BDF2 method for linear parabolic equations (Q2146328) (← links)
