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A class of accelerators for BDF methods (Q1294071)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1310854
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A class of accelerators for BDF methods
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1310854

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    A class of accelerators for BDF methods (English)
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    29 June 1999
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    It is shown how the order of the \(k\)-step backward differentiation formula (BDF) method of order \(k\) can be accelerated by one by adding a correction term containing the value of the Jacobian at the update point. This does not require extra function evaluations or LU-factorizations and preserves the stability properties of the original method. An example accelerating the order of the implicit Euler method to two and provision of a local error estimate is given. Some brief numerical tests suggest that this approach is a promising one.
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    BDF methods
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    order acceleration
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    convergence acceleration
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    numerical examples
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    backward differentiation formula method
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    stability
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    implicit Euler method
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    error estimate
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