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Next abstract Session CD - Chaos and Statistical Physics. MIXED session, Saturday morning, November 02 Room 219, Morton Hall [CD.03] Symplectic integrators versus ordinary-differential-equation solvers for Hamiltonian systems. Jon Lee (Wright Lab (FIB), Wright-Patterson AFB, OH 56433) In this talk, we compare the performance of symplectic integrators and ordinary-differential-equation (ODE) solvers for some low dimensional Hamiltonian systems. Considered here are the symplectic integrators of second-order (Feng, Ruth, Friedman amp; Auerbach), fourth-order (Forest amp; Ruth, Candy amp; Rozmus) and sixth-order (Yoshida), and the ODE solvers of DEABM and DERKF (Shampine) of the SLATEK library and LSODE (Hindmarsh) of ODEPACK. These integrators and solvers are used for trajectory computation of the Holmes oscillator, two-body central force field motion, and Henon-Heiles system. The main observation is that ODE solvers outperform the symplectic integrators in accuracy, but fall short in efficiency. Part C of program listing

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Automatic Generation and Differentiation of Partial Differential Equation Solvers with Index-Free Scripts Jitse Niesen. Automatic Generation and Differentiation of Partial Differential Equation Solvers with Index-Free Scripts Master's thesis, Department of Computer Science, University of Twente, the Netherlands, 1999. Abstract In this thesis, a system for the automatic generation of a numerical solver for partial differential equations using finite differences is developed. Due to the high performance demands in scientific computing, the efficiency of the generated code should be comparable to hand-written code. The input consists of a high-level specification of the difference scheme. Only explicit schemes are considered. Besides generating the code for the solver, the system can also automatically differentiate the difference scheme for eg.~optimisation. This automatic differentiation should take place at the script level instead of at the source-code level to retain of the general view. The input, specifying the difference scheme, is contained in a script, which is basically a sequence of assignments. However, automatic differentiation of assignments with indexed expressions leads to the difficult problem of symbolically contracting tensors containing Kronecker deltas with non-trivial index expressions. To circumvent this problem, the script are required to be index-free. Stencil operators are provided to enable the expression of difference schemes in index-free scripts. The notion of repeating a certain action is enclosed in a special stencil operator called the iterator.

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