Lecture

Euler Retrograde Scheme

Description

This lecture covers the Euler retrograde scheme, discussing its formulation, implicit nature, and application in finite difference methods. It explores the origin of the scheme, its relation to the Euler forward scheme, and its implementation in solving differential equations.

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Analysis: Differential anaysis, Numerical analysis

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