On the formalization of Asynchronous First Passage Algorithms
arXiv:1903.06040 · doi:10.1063/1.5083147
Abstract
The formalization of First Passage schemes is revisited and the emerging of a conceptual contradiction is underlined. We then show why, despite such a contradiction, the numerical results are not explicitly affected. Through a different formalization of the problem, we recast the current principles of the algorithm in a more solid conceptual framework, and numerical evidence gives further justification to our claims.
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