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    <dc:creator>O&apos;Sullivan, Stephen</dc:creator>
    <dc:title>Data for: Runge-Kutta-Gegenbauer methods for advection-diffusion problems</dc:title>
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    <dc:description>frkg2.tgz is a C implementation of FRKG numerical integration at second order.  The code consists of two files:  the file frkgcore.c contains the code necessary to obtain a solution to the problem prescribed in  frkguser.c. The files Tables_N1-N2/arks_&lt;N&gt;_&lt;a&gt;_&lt;b&gt;.csv  contain the coefficents for FRKG schemes at orders N=1...2 and, at each order, over a range of 18 Gegenbauer coefficient values  running from 0 to 2N.  The coefficients for each scheme is provided for up to Nx257 stages. 
   
The default problem is similar to the Brusselator presented by Hairer &amp; Wanner (see (1.6) of Sect. IV.1): a stiff nonlinear diffusion-reaction problem describing chemical kinetics of a tri-molecular chemical reaction subject to periodic boundary conditions. Advection is added following Abdulle &amp; Vilmart (2013). The problem is specified via three user defined functions: deriv() - populates f(W)=W_t; spec() - returns spectral radius; and Wexact(). User parameters are: RTOL - error tolerence;  NE - number of grid points (including boundary) assuming a uniform square mesh; TEND; XMAX; XMIN. To apply the FRKG scheme to other problems it should only be necessary to supply a modified version of frkguser.c.
   
Note that complex variables are used via complex.h internally to the time-marching function trystep(). Above trystep() no complex variables are visible. 
   
Usage: to compile executable frkg  using gcc
gcc -O3 frkgcore.c frkguser.c -lm -o frkg  

Solution is written to sol.dat
Reference solution is sol.ref
To plot first species via gnuplot: splot &quot;sol.dat&quot; every 10:10 u 1:2:3 w pm3d

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The additional files Tables_N3-N8/arks_&lt;N&gt;_&lt;a&gt;_&lt;b&gt;.csv  contain the coefficents for FRKG schemes at orders N=3...8 and, at each order, over a range of 18 Gegenbauer coefficient values  running from 0 to 2N.  The coefficients for each scheme is provided for up to Nx257 stages. </dc:description>
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    <dc:subject>Computational Physics</dc:subject>
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    <dc:identifier>oai:data.mendeley.com/vk23xxvg7w.1</dc:identifier>
    <dc:rights>Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported</dc:rights>
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