In thisarticle we consider the problem of computing approximations to the second derivatives of functions of n variables using finite differences. We show how to derive different formulas and how to comput the errors of those approximations as functions of the increment h, both for first and second derivatives. Based upon those results we describe the methods of Gill and Murray and the one of gradient difference. On the other hand we introduce a new algorithm which use conjugate directions methods for minimizing functions without derivatives and the corresponding numerical comparisons with the other two methods. Finally, numerical experiences are given and the corresponding conclusions are discussed
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Abstract. Forward and reverse modes of algorithmic differentiation (AD) trans-form implementations o...
AbstractIn this paper, we introduce an algorithm and a computer code for numerical differentiation o...
Using the first three terms of Taylor expansion of the required function in the approximate derivati...
In this article we consider the problem of computing approximations to the second derivatives of fun...
Explicit formulas for the coefficients of nite difference approximations of first and higher derivat...
AbstractA new type of Taylor series based finite difference approximations of higher-degree derivati...
AbstractClassically the solution of many functional equations is sought in the form of an infinite s...
AbstractA general framework for the first and second complex-step derivative approximation to comput...
Finite differences have been widely used in mathematical theory as well as in scientific and engin...
AbstractConventional numerical differentiation formulas based on interpolating polynomials, operator...
AbstractA method is given to compute the parameter derivatives of recessive solutions of second-orde...
A review of the methods currently available for the minimization of a function whose first and secon...
We consider the development of the direct method for the numerical solution of second order differen...
An approximation of function u(x) as a Taylor series expansion about a point x0 at M points xi, ∼i =...
textFinite-difference methods for computing the derivative of a function with respect to an independ...
Abstract. Forward and reverse modes of algorithmic differentiation (AD) trans-form implementations o...
AbstractIn this paper, we introduce an algorithm and a computer code for numerical differentiation o...
Using the first three terms of Taylor expansion of the required function in the approximate derivati...