Numerical computation of functions satisfying known differential equations
H.A. Shubert, Cantian Lin
Abstract
H.A. Shubert, Cantian Lin
Abstract
Computation of values of a transcendental function by numerically integrating the differential equation of which it is the solution is proposed as a useful approach for computer time saving. This saving in the total computation time may be very large, often by an order of magnitude, and becomes most significant when many values of a function are to be computed at closely spaced values of the argument.
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Computation of values of a transcendental function by numerically integrating the differential equation of which it is the solution is proposed as a useful approach for computer time saving. This saving in the total computation time may be very large, often by an order of magnitude, and becomes most significant when many values of a function are to be computed at closely spaced values of the argument.
Key concepts: Computation, Differential equation, Function (biology), Transcendental function, Mathematics, Argument (complex analysis), Applied mathematics, Differential (mechanical device)