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Volume 20, Issue 1
Modified Parallel Rosenbrock Methods for Stiff Differential Equations

Xue-Nian Cao, Shou-Fu Li & De-Gui Liu

J. Comp. Math., 20 (2002), pp. 23-34.

Published online: 2002-02

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To raise the efficiency of Rosenbrock methods Chen Lirong and Liu Degui have constructed the parallel Rosenbrock methods in 1995, which are written as PRMs for short. In this paper we present a class of modified parallel Rosenbrock methods which possesses more free parameters to improve further the various properties of the methods and will be similarly written as MPROWs. Convergence and stability of MPROWs are discussed. Especially, by choosing free parameters appropriately, we search out the practically optimal 2-stage 3rd-order and 3-stage 4th-order MPROWs, which are all A-stable and have small error constants. Theoretical analysis and numerical experiments show that for solving stiff problems the MPROWs searched out in the present paper are much more efficient than the existing parallel and sequential methods of the same type and same order mentioned above.

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Numerical analysis, Stiff ordinary differential equations, Rosenbrock methods, Parallel algorithms.

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@Article{JCM-20-23, author = {Cao , Xue-NianLi , Shou-Fu and Liu , De-Gui}, title = {Modified Parallel Rosenbrock Methods for Stiff Differential Equations}, journal = {Journal of Computational Mathematics}, year = {2002}, volume = {20}, number = {1}, pages = {23--34}, abstract = {

To raise the efficiency of Rosenbrock methods Chen Lirong and Liu Degui have constructed the parallel Rosenbrock methods in 1995, which are written as PRMs for short. In this paper we present a class of modified parallel Rosenbrock methods which possesses more free parameters to improve further the various properties of the methods and will be similarly written as MPROWs. Convergence and stability of MPROWs are discussed. Especially, by choosing free parameters appropriately, we search out the practically optimal 2-stage 3rd-order and 3-stage 4th-order MPROWs, which are all A-stable and have small error constants. Theoretical analysis and numerical experiments show that for solving stiff problems the MPROWs searched out in the present paper are much more efficient than the existing parallel and sequential methods of the same type and same order mentioned above.

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TY - JOUR T1 - Modified Parallel Rosenbrock Methods for Stiff Differential Equations AU - Cao , Xue-Nian AU - Li , Shou-Fu AU - Liu , De-Gui JO - Journal of Computational Mathematics VL - 1 SP - 23 EP - 34 PY - 2002 DA - 2002/02 SN - 20 DO - http://doi.org/ UR - https://global-sci.org/intro/article_detail/jcm/8896.html KW - Numerical analysis, Stiff ordinary differential equations, Rosenbrock methods, Parallel algorithms. AB -

To raise the efficiency of Rosenbrock methods Chen Lirong and Liu Degui have constructed the parallel Rosenbrock methods in 1995, which are written as PRMs for short. In this paper we present a class of modified parallel Rosenbrock methods which possesses more free parameters to improve further the various properties of the methods and will be similarly written as MPROWs. Convergence and stability of MPROWs are discussed. Especially, by choosing free parameters appropriately, we search out the practically optimal 2-stage 3rd-order and 3-stage 4th-order MPROWs, which are all A-stable and have small error constants. Theoretical analysis and numerical experiments show that for solving stiff problems the MPROWs searched out in the present paper are much more efficient than the existing parallel and sequential methods of the same type and same order mentioned above.

Cao , Xue-NianLi , Shou-Fu and Liu , De-Gui. (2002). Modified Parallel Rosenbrock Methods for Stiff Differential Equations. Journal of Computational Mathematics. 20 (1). 23-34. doi:
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