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A partial differential equation that describes diffusion phenomena.
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Derivation of a parabolic PDE using Alternating Direction Implicit method
Yes, this is correct in the sense that it is second order in both time and space. It is not the only way to handle the $f(x, y, t)$ term, however.
From the equations you wrote, it appears that the PD …
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Type of Rosenbrock method by its coefficients
A search for the specific coefficients listed led me to the method ROS3PRL from
J. Sieber, Konvergenzanalyse und Numerische Tests für die Prothero–Robinson–Gleichung (Master thesis), TU Darmstadt, 20 …
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