Runge–Kutta Methods and Differential-Algebraic Systems
Roger K. Alexander, James J. Coyle
Abstract
Roger K. Alexander, James J. Coyle
Abstract
For the solution of differential-algebraic systems, only those Runge–Kutta formulae with nonsingular coefficient matrix A have been considered up to now. To retain the algorithmic simplicity of DIRK formulae while overcoming “order reduction,” A is allowed here to be singular. Algebraic conditions on the formula are given that are necessary and sufficient for it to solve unambiguously constant-coefficient linear differential-algebraic systems of arbitrary index. For a special class, the regular formulae, an expression is derived for the local discretization error; this expression reduces to the one known when the Runge–Kutta matrix A is nonsingular. The paper concludes with some computational illustrations.
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For the solution of differential-algebraic systems, only those Runge–Kutta formulae with nonsingular coefficient matrix A have been considered up to now. To retain the algorithmic simplicity of DIRK formulae while overcoming “order reduction,” A is allowed here to be singular. Algebraic conditions on the formula are given that are necessary and sufficient for it to solve unambiguously constant-coefficient linear differential-algebraic systems of arbitrary index. For a special class, the regular formulae, an expression is derived for the local discretization error; this expression reduces to the one known when the Runge–Kutta matrix A is nonsingular. The paper concludes with some computational illustrations.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Invertible matrix, Runge–Kutta methods, Constant coefficients, Algebraic number, Coefficient matrix, Discretization, Matrix (chemical analysis)