The Symplectic Splitting Method
The Symplectic Splitting Method
The Symplectic Splitting Method
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<strong>The</strong>orem: Any composition method is conjugate to an orthogonal method,<br />
and unitarity is preserved up to conjugacy.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re is a recursive procedure to get the coefficients of the splitting<br />
methods from the coefficients of the matrix K.<br />
We can build different matrices with:<br />
- Large stability domain<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Symplectic</strong> <strong>Splitting</strong> <strong>Method</strong><br />
- Accurate approximation to the solution in the whole interval (like<br />
Chebyshev)<br />
- <strong>Method</strong>s with different orders of accuracy and very large number of<br />
satges.