Integration rules from the equivalent differential equation method applied to equations of motion
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Integration rules from the equivalent differential equation method applied to equations of motionDate
2008Publisher
ElsevierISSN
320633Bibliographic citation
Planetary and Space Science, 56, 14, p. 1869-1873Type
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The numerical integration of equations of motion necessarily implies the presence of errors that depend on initial conditions as well as the different physical parameters under consideration. More particularly, dumping ... [+]
The numerical integration of equations of motion necessarily implies the presence of errors that depend on initial conditions as well as the different physical parameters under consideration. More particularly, dumping or dissipative terms can appear and it is especially interesting to determine its causes. The equivalent differential equation method may allow the errors from a certain numerical scheme to be analyzed and, together with other considerations, can help us to eliminate or reduce them. © 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. [-]
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