Highly stable multivalue collocation methods

Stable and Convergent Unsymmetric Meshless Collocation Methods

In the theoretical part of this paper, we introduce a simplified proof technique for error bounds and convergence of a variation of E. Kansa’s well-known unsymmetric meshless collocation method. For a numerical implementation of the convergent variation, a previously proposed greedy technique is coupled with linear optimization. This algorithm allows a fully adaptive on-the-fly data-dependent m...

Construction of nearly conservative multivalue numerical methods for Hamiltonian problems

The purpose of this paper is the derivation of multivalue numerical methods for Hamiltonian problems. It is known from the literature that such methods cannot be symplectic; however, they can satisfy an alternative property, known as G-symplecticity, which still allows a long time conservation of the Hamiltonian of the dynamical system under investigation. New G-symplectic methods are derived a...

RBF Collocation Methods and Pseudospectral Methods

We show how the collocation framework that is prevalent in the radial basis function literature can be modified so that the methods can be interpreted in the framework of standard pseudospectral methods. This implies that many of the standard algorithms and strategies used for solving time-dependent as well as time-independent partial differential equations with (polynomial) pseudospectral meth...

Collocation methods: More efficient procedures for applying collocation

In recent years, new and more effective procedures for applying collocation have been published. This article is devoted to present a revision of this subject and complement its developments. From the general theory two broad approaches are derived, which yield the direct and the indirect TH-collocation methods. The former approach had not been published before, and it is a dual of the indirect...

Parallel Implementation of Collocation Methods