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How to solve the stiff equation in this Restricted Three Body Problem numerically?

I've come across a stiff equation in solving the Circular Restricted Three Body Problem. [An object is moving considering the effect of the gravitational forces caused by two gravitational sources ...
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Decreasing spectral radius

I have a $4\times 4$ matrix and I want to use Jacobi iteration on it. Right now the spectral radius is higher than $1$. I know that the method is guaranteed to converge if the matrix is diagonally ...
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Flat tagging vs Hierarhical Ontologies -> what is in between? [closed]

I'm looking for different approaches about organizing information. Could you provide reference to good overviews of approaches or do summary on your own ? On the one hand there are flat tagging ...
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Can all eigenvalues of a Hermitian Toeplitz matrix be computed in $\tilde{O}(n)$ time?

I know there are "superfast" $O(n log^p n)$ algorithms for solving Toeplitz linear systems. Is it possible to compute all eigenvalues of such a matrix with the same complexity?
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Out-of-core matrix transpose of row compressed data

Summary: Are there good algorithms for out-of-core dense matrix transpose if each row of the matrix is separately compressed? Details: The matrix is about 1 TB uncompressed, and is roughly but not ...
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SciComp Modeling Jobs

The meta seemed to suggest that career advice is ok . . . so here goes. I have a couple of close friends in the ML and mathematical modeling fields just finishing PhD's, and starting out on the ...
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How can I compute the sensitivity index of an expression with a modulus operator in it?

I have a set of equations of the form: $x_1=(ax_0+c) mod (m)$ $x_2=(ax_1+c) mod (m)$ $x_3=(ax_2+c) mod (m)$ ... $x_{n}=(ax_{n-1}+c) mod (m)$ I want to compute the sensitivity indices of each ...
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Representing charges in computer programming

I'm preparing for a thesis in computer science on calculations based on concepts from Neuroelectrodynamics. In short this theory states, that information transfer is not done by spike time coding, ...