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Note that there are also variations in total energy which might be due to the so called step size resonance [26, 27]. Shown are also results for fourth order algorithm which gives qualitatively the same results as the second order SISM. This show that the step size resonances are not due to the low order integration method but rather to the symplectic methods [28]. 

Our discussion so far has considered the use of SHAKE with the Verlet algorithm Versions have also been derived for other integration schemes, such as the leap-froj algorithm, the predictor-corrector methods and the velocity Verlet algorithm. In the cast of the velocity Verlet algorithm, the method has been named RATTLE [Anderson 1983]... 

The implicit Crank-Nicholson integration method was used to solve the equation. Radial temperature and concentrations were calculated using the Thomas algorithm (Lapidus 1962, Carnahan et al,1969). This program allowed the use of either ideal or non-ideal gas laws. For cases using real gas assumptions, heat capacity and heat of reactions were made temperature dependent. 

Another preferable method for evaluating the deformation is the multi-level multi-integration method. An outline of the MLMI algorithm is presented as below. 

Kendall, R. A., Friichtl, H. A., 1997, The Impact of the Resolution of the Identity Approximate Integral Method on Modern Ab Initio Algorithm Development , Theor. Chem. Acc., 97, 158. 

The explicit methods considered in the previous section involved derivative evaluations, followed by explicit calculation of new values for variables at the next point in time. As the name implies, implicit integration methods use algorithms that result in implicit equations that must be solved for the new values at the next time step. A single-ODE example illustrates the idea. 

The fundamental difficulty in solving DEs explicitly via finite formulas is tied to the fact that antiderivatives are known for only very few functions / M —> M. One can always differentiate (via the product, quotient, or chain rule) an explicitly given function f(x) quite easily, but finding an antiderivative function F with F x) = f(x) is impossible for all except very few functions /. Numerical approximations of antiderivatives can, however, be found in the form of a table of values (rather than a functional expression) numerically by a multitude of integration methods such as collected in the ode... m file suite inside MATLAB. Some of these numerical methods have been used for several centuries, while the algorithms for stiff DEs are just a few decades old. These codes are... 

The second approach is a fractional-step method we call asymptotic timestep-splitting. It is developed by consideration of the specific physics of the problem being solved. Stiffness in the governing equations can be handled "asymptotically" as well as implicitly. The individual terms, including those which lead to the stiff behavior, are solved as independently and accurately as possible. Examples of such methods include the Selected Asymptotic Integration Method (4,5) for kinetics problems and the asymptotic slow flow algorithm for hydrodynamic problems where the sound speed is so fast that the pressure is essentially constant (6, 2). ... 

TIME Time interval for which moles of reaction are calculated in rate programs, automatically set in the time-step algorithm of the numerical integration method... 

In ref 147 the authors apply Adomian decomposition method to develop an efficient algorithm of a special second-order ordinary initial value problems. The Adomian decomposition method is known that does not require discretization, so is computer time efficient. The authors are studied the Adomian decomposition method and the results obtained are compared with previously known results using the Quintic C -spline integration methods. 

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