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Understanding the diffusion error of numerical schemes

Just figured it out. The solution diffuses BY A FACTOR OF $|G|^n$ after n time steps. So in my example, for the low frequency case, if let's say the original signal was a square wave advecting to the ...
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How to refine $h$ and $\Delta t$ for convergence tests on evolution PDE

Here are a few solutions that you could explore to determine the orders in space and time. 1) Separate study of time error You can use a given spatial mesh, and perform multiple simulations with finer ...
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Understanding the diffusion error of numerical schemes

@FB, Apparently you are now sorted, but I just wanted to point out a source of confusion you may not yet have considered. Many people call $|G|$ the amplification factor, which I find much more ...
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Error propagation through an FFT

This has been derived in G. Betta, C. Liguori, and A. Pietrosanto "Propagation of uncertainty in a discrete Fourier transform algorithm, " Measurement, vol. 27, no. 4, pp. 231-239, Jun. 2000....
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numerical schemes for 1D PDE: for smaller grid size there is an increased roundoff error, larger size more truncation, so sweet spot in between?

I think there are two types of error being conflated here. The first is that if you are using an $n$-th order spatial discretization and an $m$-th order temporal discretization then the total error is ...
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How to estimate the stage error for Runge kutta method

What you're hoping to prove is (in general) not true. In words, you want to show that for a method of order $p$, each stage of the Runge-Kutta method also approximates the solution (at $t_n + c_i \...
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How to estimate the stage error for Runge kutta method

The extension of Taylor expansions to Runge-Kutta methods are the B-series based on single-rooted trees as formalized by Butcher. Such a series has the general form $$ \Delta y=\Psi(y,h)=\sum_{\tau\in ...
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