Volume 26, Issue 5
Conjugate-Symplecticity of Linear Multistep Methods

Ernst Hairer

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J. Comp. Math., 26 (2008), pp. 657-659

Published online: 2008-10

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For the numerical treatment of Hamiltonian differential equations, symplectic integrators are the most suitable choice, and methods that are conjugate to a symplectic integrator share the same good long-time behavior. This note characterizes linear multistep methods whose underlying one-step method is conjugate to a symplectic integrator. The bounded-ness of parasitic solution components is not addressed.

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Linear multistep method Underlying one-step method Conjugate-symplecticity Symmetry

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65L06 65P10.

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TY - JOUR T1 - Conjugate-Symplecticity of Linear Multistep Methods JO - Journal of Computational Mathematics VL - 5 SP - 657 EP - 659 PY - 2008 DA - 2008/10 SN - 26 DO - http://doi.org/ UR - https://global-sci.org/intro/article_detail/jcm/8649.html KW - Linear multistep method KW - Underlying one-step method KW - Conjugate-symplecticity KW - Symmetry AB - For the numerical treatment of Hamiltonian differential equations, symplectic integrators are the most suitable choice, and methods that are conjugate to a symplectic integrator share the same good long-time behavior. This note characterizes linear multistep methods whose underlying one-step method is conjugate to a symplectic integrator. The bounded-ness of parasitic solution components is not addressed.
Ernst Hairer. (1970). Conjugate-Symplecticity of Linear Multistep Methods. Journal of Computational Mathematics. 26 (5). 657-659. doi:
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