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Volume 8, Issue 3
Symplectic Collocation Schemes for Hamiltonian Systems

Zhi-Yun Xie

J. Comp. Math., 8 (1990), pp. 252-260.

Published online: 1990-08

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The symplectic collocation schemes, which are based on the framework established by Feng Kang [1], are proposed for numerical solution of Hamiltonian systems. The sufficient and necessary conditions for various collocation schemes to be symplectic are obtained. Some examples of symplectic collocation schemes are also given.

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The symplectic collocation schemes, which are based on the framework established by Feng Kang [1], are proposed for numerical solution of Hamiltonian systems. The sufficient and necessary conditions for various collocation schemes to be symplectic are obtained. Some examples of symplectic collocation schemes are also given.

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The symplectic collocation schemes, which are based on the framework established by Feng Kang [1], are proposed for numerical solution of Hamiltonian systems. The sufficient and necessary conditions for various collocation schemes to be symplectic are obtained. Some examples of symplectic collocation schemes are also given.

Zhi-Yun Xie. (1970). Symplectic Collocation Schemes for Hamiltonian Systems. Journal of Computational Mathematics. 8 (3). 252-260. doi:
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