Lecture

High Order Methods: Space Discretisation

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This lecture covers high order methods for space discretisation in linear differential systems, focusing on time discretisation. It explains the Crank Nicolson method, stability analysis, and numerical diffusion. The instructor discusses the transport equation, wave equation, and different types of equations. The lecture emphasizes the importance of stability and accuracy in numerical methods.

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