Sökning: "linear multistep method"
Hittade 5 avhandlingar innehållade orden linear multistep method.
1. Analysis of Computational Algorithms for Linear Multistep Methods
Sammanfattning : Linear multistep methods (LMMs) constitute a class of time-stepping methods for the solution of initial value ODEs; the most well-known methods of this class are the Adams methods (AMs) and the backward differentiation formulae (BDFs). For the fixed stepsize LMMs there exists an extensive error and stability analysis; in practical computations, however, one always uses a variable stepsize. LÄS MER
2. Error Analysis and Smoothing Properties of Discretized Deterministic and Stochastic Parabolic Problems
Sammanfattning : In this thesis we consider smoothing properties and approximation of time derivatives for parabolic equations and error estimates for stochastic parabolic partial differential equations approximated by the finite element method. In the first two papers, we study smoothing properties and approximation of the time derivative in time discretization schemes with constant and variable time steps for an abstract homogeneous linear parabolic problem. LÄS MER
3. Methods and Tools for Co-Simulation of Dynamic Systems with the Functional Mock-up Interface
Sammanfattning : Simulation of coupled dynamical systems, where the subsystems are bundled with their own internal solver, is important in industry. This is due to that in many cases, with complex systems, this is the only viable option. LÄS MER
4. Stability and boundedness results for variable-step variable-formula methods
Sammanfattning : This work constitutes the author's Doctoral thesis, which includes an introduction to and a summary of the following two TRITA-NA-reports: 8112 and 8218.In many practical applications one is interested in step-wise simulation of the behaviour of a dynamic system described by ordinary differential equations. LÄS MER
5. Testing for Rationality, Separability and Efficiency
Sammanfattning : This thesis aims to propose, evaluate and apply test procedures for rationality, weak separability and efficiency. In particular, it focuses on nonparametric revealed preference procedures. LÄS MER