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October 30, 2003, 06:19	strongly A-stable scheme	#1
Valdemir Guest Posts: n/a	Hi Dear Friends, In the context of PDE, what means strongly A-stable? Is the Crank-Nicholson A-stable or strongly A-stable? Many Thanks.

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