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The '''implicit second order method''' involves the [[derivative]]s of the next time level. Due to this reason they are iterative in nature. The second order time integration scheme is given by:  
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The implicit second order method involves the derivatives of the next time level. Due to this reason they are iterative in nature. The second order time integration scheme is given by: <br>
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<i> Where M is maximum number of internal iterations. </i>
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Here, ''M'' is maximum number of internal iterations.
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Latest revision as of 04:30, 15 February 2006

The implicit second order method involves the derivatives of the next time level. Due to this reason they are iterative in nature. The second order time integration scheme is given by:

Algorithm

for r:= 1 step 1 until M do
\phi ^{n + 1}  = {4 \over 3}\phi ^n  - {1 \over 3}\phi ^{n - 1}  + {2 \over 3}\dot \phi \left( {t_{n + 1} ,\phi ^{n + 1} } \right) \bullet \Delta t
end (r-loop)

Here, M is maximum number of internal iterations.


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