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9780470042946

Numerical Solution of Ordinary Differential Equations

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    9780470042946

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    047004294X

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2009-02-09
  • Publisher: Wiley

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Summary

This precise and highly readable book provides a complete and concise introduction to classical topics in the numerical solution of ordinary differential equations (ODEs). It contains many up-to-date references to both analytical and numerical ODE literature while offering new unifying views on different problem classes. A related Web site provides MATLABr programs that let the reader explore numerical methods experimentally, as well as Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) to make experimental exploration easier. Written by well-known authors who are proven communicators and researchers, this is an ideal reference or text for students in mathematics, engineering, and the sciences.

Author Biography

Kendall E. Atkinson, PhD, is Professor Emeritus in the Departments of Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Iowa. He has authored books and journal articles in his areas of research interest, which include the numerical solution of integral equations and boundary integral equation methods. Weimin Han, PhD, is Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Iowa, where he is also Director of the interdisciplinary PhD Program in Applied Mathematical and Computational Science. Dr. Han currently focuses his research on the numerical solution of partial differential equations. David E. Stewart, PhD, is Professor and Associate Chair in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Iowa, where he is also the departmental Director of Undergraduate Studies. Dr. Stewart's research interests include numerical analysis, computational models of mechanics, scientific computing, and optimization.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. 1
Theory of differential equations: An introductionp. 3
General solvability theoryp. 7
Stability of the initial value problemp. 8
Direction fieldsp. 11
Problemsp. 13
Euler's methodp. 15
Definition of Euler's methodp. 16
Error analysis of Euler's methodp. 21
Asymptotic error analysisp. 26
Richardson extrapolationp. 28
Numerical stabilityp. 29
Rounding error accumulationp. 30
Problemsp. 32
Systems of differential equationsp. 37
Higher-order differential equationsp. 39
Numerical methods for systemsp. 42
Problemsp. 46
The backward Euler method and the trapezoidal methodp. 49
The backward Euler methodp. 51
The trapezoidal methodp. 56
Problemsp. 62
Taylor and Runge-Kutta methodsp. 67
Taylor methodsp. 68
Runge-Kutta methodsp. 70
A general framework for explicit Runge-Kutta methodsp. 73
Convergence, stability, and asymptotic errorp. 75
Error prediction and controlp. 78
Runge-Kutta-Fehlberg methodsp. 80
MATLAB codesp. 82
Implicit Runge-Kutta methodsp. 86
Two-point collocation methodsp. 87
Problemsp. 89
Multistep methodsp. 95
Adams-Bashforth methodsp. 96
Adams-Moulton methodsp. 101
Computer codesp. 104
Matlab Ode codesp. 105
Problemsp. 106
General error analysis for multistep methodsp. 111
Truncation errorp. 112
Convergencep. 115
A general error analysisp. 117
Stability theoryp. 118
Convergence theoryp. 122
Relative stability and week stabilityp. 122
Problemsp. 123
Stiff differential equationsp. 127
The method of lines for a parabolic equationp. 131
MATLAB programs for the method of linesp. 135
Backward differentiation formulasp. 140
Stability regions for multistep methodsp. 141
Additional sources of difficultyp. 143
A-stability and L-stabilityp. 143
Time-varying problems and stabilityp. 145
Solving the finite-difference methodp. 145
Computer codesp. 146
Problemsp. 147
Implicit RK methods for stiff differential equationsp. 149
Families of implicit Runge-Kutta methodsp. 149
Stability of Runge-Kutta methodsp. 154
Order reductionp. 156
Runge-Kutta methods for stiff equations in practicep. 160
Problemsp. 161
Differential algebraic equationsp. 163
Initial conditions and driftp. 165
DAEs as stiff differential equationsp. 168
Numerical issues: higher index problemsp. 169
Backward differentiation methods for DAEsp. 173
Index 1 problemsp. 173
Index 2 problemsp. 174
Runge-Kutta methods for DAEsp. 175
Index 1 problemsp. 176
Index 2 problemsp. 179
Index three problems from mechanicsp. 181
Runge-Kutta methods for mechanical index 3 systemsp. 183
Higher index DAEsp. 184
Problemsp. 185
Two-point boundary value problemsp. 187
A finite-difference methodp. 188
Convergencep. 190
A numerical examplep. 190
Boundary conditions involving the derivativep. 194
Nonlinear two-point boundary value problemsp. 195
Finite difference methodsp. 197
Shooting methodsp. 201
Collocation methodsp. 204
Other methods and problemsp. 206
Problemsp. 206
Volterra integral equationsp. 211
Solvability theoryp. 212
Special equationsp. 214
Numerical methodsp. 215
The trapezoidal methodp. 216
Error for the trapezoidal methodp. 217
General schema for numerical methodsp. 219
Numerical methods: Theoryp. 223
Numerical stabilityp. 225
Practical numerical stabilityp. 227
Problemsp. 231
Taylor's Theoremp. 235
Polynomial interpolationp. 241
Referencesp. 245
Indexp. 250
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