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Doubling the degree of precision without doubling the grid when solving a differential equation with a pseudo-spectral collocation method (Q1610564)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1784258
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Doubling the degree of precision without doubling the grid when solving a differential equation with a pseudo-spectral collocation method
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1784258

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    Doubling the degree of precision without doubling the grid when solving a differential equation with a pseudo-spectral collocation method (English)
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    20 August 2002
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    A pseudospectral collocation method for initial value problems of systems of first-order ordinary differential equations is presented. The new idea is to collocate the differential equation \(y'= f(x,y)\) and its differentiated version \(y''= (f_x+ f_y\cdot f)(x,y)\) simultaneously, using Hermite rather than Lagrange interpolation. The accuracy obtained by this approach with \(N\) gridpoints is shown in numerical examples to be comparable with the accuracy obtained by the conventional pseudospectral collocation method with \(2N\) gridpoints. However, the condition number is approximately \(N\) times larger than for the conventional method.
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    double collocation
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    double precision degree
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    pseudo-spectral collocation
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    differentiation matrices
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    Hermite interpolation
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    initial value problems
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    systems
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    numerical examples
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    condition number
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