1.Differing from the single-step methods presented in this chapter, we have the multistep methods, for example the Adams-Bashforth methods. With the single-step methods, un+1 is computed by use of the solution from the previous time step, i.e. un. In multi-step methods, the computed solutions from several previous time steps, e.g., un, un−1 and un−2 are…

1.Consider (8.43)–(8.44) modeling an oscillating engineering system. This 2×2 ODE system can be solved by the Backward Euler scheme, which is based on discretizing derivatives by collecting information backward in time. More specifically, u (t) is approximated as u (t) ≈ u(t) − u(t − Δt) Δt . A general vector ODE u = f…

1.Let y be a scalar function of time t and consider the nonlinear ODE y + y = ty3, t ∈ (0, 4), y(0) = 1 2 . a) Assume you want to solve this ODE numerically by the Backward Euler method. Derive the computational scheme and show that (contrary to the Forward Euler scheme)…

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1.Vectorize the implementation of the function for computing the area of a polygon in Exercise 5.6. Make a test function that compares the scalar implementation in Exercise 5.6 and the new vectorized implementation for the test cases used in Exercise 5.6. 2.One can observe (and also mathematically prove) that the solution u(x, t) of the…

a)The Crank-Nicolson method for ODEs is very popular when combined with diffusion equations. For a linear ODE u = au it reads un+1 − un Δt = 1 2 (aun + aun+1) . Apply the Crank-Nicolson method in time to the ODE system for a onedimensional diffusion equation. Identify the linear system to be solved.…

1.Many diffusion problems reach a stationary time-independent solution as t → ∞. The model problem from Sect. 9.2.4 is one example where u(x, t) = s(t) = const for t → ∞. When u does not depend on time, the diffusion equation reduces to −βu(x) = f (x), in one dimension, and −β∇2u = f…