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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. 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
3. ɸ‑sensitivity : A step forward in future fuels evaluation
Sammanfattning : Internal combustion engine is a developed and established technology whichcontributes largely to the transportation of goods and people. In one hand, theburning of fossil fuels is the main reason for the combustion engines to beconsidered unsustainable while on the other hand, the combustion behaviour ofrenewable fuels is not fully understood yet. LÄS MER
4. MIND : Optimization method for industrial energy systems
Sammanfattning : The MIND optimization method is a tool for life cycle cost minimization of a flexible range of industrial energy systems. It can be used in analyses of energy systems in response to changes within the system, changes of the boundary conditions and synthesis of energy systems. LÄS MER
5. A two-step regression method with connections to partial least squares and the growth curve model
Sammanfattning : Prediction of a continuous response variable from background data is considered. The independent prediction variable data may have a collinear structure and comprise group effects. A new two-step regression method inspired by PLS (partial least squares regression) is proposed. LÄS MER