Lecture

Verlet and Gear Algorithms

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Description

This lecture covers the stability analysis of the Verlet algorithm for the harmonic oscillator, discussing the evolution and solution at discrete time steps. It also introduces the Gear algorithm, focusing on the corrector step and performance evaluation through tests on an oscillator. The instructor emphasizes accuracy, stability, and algorithm comparison.

Instructor

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Official source

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