In this work, defect-based local error estimators for higher-order exponential operator splitting methods are constructed and analyzed in the context of time-dependent linear Schrödinger equations. The technically involved procedure is carried out in detail for a general three-stage third-order splitting method and then extended to the higher-order case. Asymptotical correctness of the a posteriori local error estimator is proven under natural commutator bounds for the involved operators, and along the way the known (non)stiff order conditions and a priori convergence bounds are recovered. The theoretical error estimates for higher-order splitting methods are confirmed by numerical examples for a test problem of Schrödinger type. Further nu...
We first derive necessary and sufficient stiff order conditions, up to order four, for exponential s...
Splitting Methoden sind in der numerischen Analysis von grundlegendem Interesse, da sie die Komplexi...
International audienceIn this paper, we consider the nonlinear Schrödinger equation ut + iΔu − F(u) ...
We introduce a defect correction principle for exponential operator splitting methods applied to tim...
AbstractWe introduce a defect correction principle for exponential operator splitting methods applie...
Prior work on high-order exponential operator splitting methods is extended to evolution equations d...
The present work is concerned with the efficient time integration of nonlinear evolution equations b...
We introduce a defect correction principle for exponential operator splitting methods applied to tim...
International audienceIn this paper, we are concerned with the derivation of a local error represent...
In this work, the error behaviour of high-order exponential operator splitting methods for the time ...
We discuss the structure of the local error of exponential operator splitting methods. In particular...
A typical procedure to integrate numerically the time dependent Schrödinger equation involves two st...
We propose a symmetrized version of the defect to be used in the estimation of the local time-steppi...
International audienceIn the present work, we investigate the error behaviour of exponential operato...
We discuss error propagation for general linear methods for ordinary differential equations up to te...
We first derive necessary and sufficient stiff order conditions, up to order four, for exponential s...
Splitting Methoden sind in der numerischen Analysis von grundlegendem Interesse, da sie die Komplexi...
International audienceIn this paper, we consider the nonlinear Schrödinger equation ut + iΔu − F(u) ...
We introduce a defect correction principle for exponential operator splitting methods applied to tim...
AbstractWe introduce a defect correction principle for exponential operator splitting methods applie...
Prior work on high-order exponential operator splitting methods is extended to evolution equations d...
The present work is concerned with the efficient time integration of nonlinear evolution equations b...
We introduce a defect correction principle for exponential operator splitting methods applied to tim...
International audienceIn this paper, we are concerned with the derivation of a local error represent...
In this work, the error behaviour of high-order exponential operator splitting methods for the time ...
We discuss the structure of the local error of exponential operator splitting methods. In particular...
A typical procedure to integrate numerically the time dependent Schrödinger equation involves two st...
We propose a symmetrized version of the defect to be used in the estimation of the local time-steppi...
International audienceIn the present work, we investigate the error behaviour of exponential operato...
We discuss error propagation for general linear methods for ordinary differential equations up to te...
We first derive necessary and sufficient stiff order conditions, up to order four, for exponential s...
Splitting Methoden sind in der numerischen Analysis von grundlegendem Interesse, da sie die Komplexi...
International audienceIn this paper, we consider the nonlinear Schrödinger equation ut + iΔu − F(u) ...