A Family of A-Stable Optimized Hybrid Block Methods for Integrating Stiff Differential Systems.
[EN]In this article, a family of one-step hybrid block methods having two intrastep points is developed for solving first-order initial value stiff differential systems that occur frequently in science and engineering. In each method of the family, an intrastep point controls the order of the main m...
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A Family of A-Stable Optimized Hybrid Block Methods for Integrating Stiff Differential Systems.Singla, RajatSingh, GurjinderRamos Calle, HiginioKanwar, VinayHybrid block methodOptimization strategyStiff initial value problem12 Matemáticas[EN]In this article, a family of one-step hybrid block methods having two intrastep points is developed for solving first-order initial value stiff differential systems that occur frequently in science and engineering. In each method of the family, an intrastep point controls the order of the main method and a second one has a control over the stability features of the method. The approach used to develop the class of A-stable methods is based on interpolation and collocation procedures. The methods exhibit hybrid nature and produce numerical solutions at several points simultaneously. These methods can also be formulated as Runge-Kutta (RK) methods. Comparisons between the RK and block formulations of the proposed methods reveal a better performance of the block formulation in terms of computational efficiency. Furthermore, the efficiency of the methods is improved when they are formulated as adaptive step-size solvers using an error-control approach. Some methods of the proposed class have been tested to solve some well-known stiff differential systems. The numerical experiments show that the proposed family of methods performs well in comparison with some of the existing methods in the scientific literature.Hindawi202420242022info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionhttp://hdl.handle.net/10366/156364reponame:GREDOS. Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de Salamancainstname:Universidad de Salamanca (USAL)InglésAttribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 Internacionalhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:gredos.usal.es:10366/1563642026-06-07T06:28:51Z |
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A Family of A-Stable Optimized Hybrid Block Methods for Integrating Stiff Differential Systems. |
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A Family of A-Stable Optimized Hybrid Block Methods for Integrating Stiff Differential Systems. |
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A Family of A-Stable Optimized Hybrid Block Methods for Integrating Stiff Differential Systems. Singla, Rajat Hybrid block method Optimization strategy Stiff initial value problem 12 Matemáticas |
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A Family of A-Stable Optimized Hybrid Block Methods for Integrating Stiff Differential Systems. |
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A Family of A-Stable Optimized Hybrid Block Methods for Integrating Stiff Differential Systems. |
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A Family of A-Stable Optimized Hybrid Block Methods for Integrating Stiff Differential Systems. |
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A Family of A-Stable Optimized Hybrid Block Methods for Integrating Stiff Differential Systems. |
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A Family of A-Stable Optimized Hybrid Block Methods for Integrating Stiff Differential Systems. |
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Singla, Rajat Singh, Gurjinder Ramos Calle, Higinio Kanwar, Vinay |
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Singla, Rajat Singh, Gurjinder Ramos Calle, Higinio Kanwar, Vinay |
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Hybrid block method Optimization strategy Stiff initial value problem 12 Matemáticas |
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Hybrid block method Optimization strategy Stiff initial value problem 12 Matemáticas |
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[EN]In this article, a family of one-step hybrid block methods having two intrastep points is developed for solving first-order initial value stiff differential systems that occur frequently in science and engineering. In each method of the family, an intrastep point controls the order of the main method and a second one has a control over the stability features of the method. The approach used to develop the class of A-stable methods is based on interpolation and collocation procedures. The methods exhibit hybrid nature and produce numerical solutions at several points simultaneously. These methods can also be formulated as Runge-Kutta (RK) methods. Comparisons between the RK and block formulations of the proposed methods reveal a better performance of the block formulation in terms of computational efficiency. Furthermore, the efficiency of the methods is improved when they are formulated as adaptive step-size solvers using an error-control approach. Some methods of the proposed class have been tested to solve some well-known stiff differential systems. The numerical experiments show that the proposed family of methods performs well in comparison with some of the existing methods in the scientific literature. |
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