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most citedPropagation of internal errors in explicit Runge--Kutta methods and internal stability of SSP and extrapolation methods

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math.NA2023

Linear multistep methods with repeated global Richardson extrapolation

Imre Fekete, Lajos Lóczi

In this work, we further investigate the application of the well-known Richardson extrapolation (RE) technique to accelerate the convergence of sequences resulting from linear mult…

math.NA2022★ 3 cited

Linear multistep methods and global Richardson extrapolation

Imre Fekete, Lajos Lóczi

In this work, we study the application the classical Richardson extrapolation (RE) technique to accelerate the convergence of sequences resulting from linear multistep methods (LMM…

math.NA2021★ 2 cited

Positivity preservation of implicit discretizations of the advection equation

Yiannis Hadjimichael, David I. Ketcheson, Lajos Lóczi

We analyze, from the viewpoint of positivity preservation, certain discretizations of a fundamental partial differential equation, the one-dimensional advection equation with perio…

math.NA2014

On the definition of the stability region of multistep methods

Lajos Lóczi

The usual definition of the stability region of implicit multistep methods often implies that there are some isolated points of stability within the region of instability of the nu…

math.NA2013

On the absolute stability regions corresponding to partial sums of the exponential function

David Ketcheson, Tihamér A. Kocsis, Lajos Lóczi

Certain numerical methods for initial value problems have as stability function the nth partial sum of the exponential function. We study the stability region, i.e., the set in the…

math.NA2013★ 11 cited

Propagation of internal errors in explicit Runge--Kutta methods and internal stability of SSP and extrapolation methods

David I. Ketcheson, Lajos Lóczi, Matteo Parsani

In practical computation with Runge--Kutta methods, the stage equations are not satisfied exactly, due to roundoff errors, algebraic solver errors, and so forth. We show by example…