Lecture

Stability of Euler Methods: Examples

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Description

This lecture covers the stability analysis of progressive and retrograde Euler methods, including the stability conditions and examples of Cauchy problems. It also discusses the application of Euler methods to generic model problems and the trajectories close to zero. The instructor demonstrates the stability criteria through various examples and emphasizes the importance of stability in numerical simulations.

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Discrete mathematics: Discrete exterior calculus

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