Abstract
The manner in which small perturbations in the data give rise to a perturbation in the solution of a two point boundary value problem will determine how effectively the solution can be approximated nmnerically. However this 'conditioning' also has a number of other implications that are less obvious. These include the effect on the stability of numerical schemes, the conditioning of shooting methods and the existence of a dichotomy. This paper aims to examine some of these inter-relationships.
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Published: 1 January 1984
First available in Project Euclid: 18 November 2014
zbMATH: 0552.65064
MathSciNet: MR794166
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