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January 11, 2012, 16:42 |
High order methods in commercial use?
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Hello folks,
I have a question for you guys working in industry / using / developing commercial codes: In numerics research, there's a trend towards high order methods, high meaning significantly larger than 2, so maybe starting from 4 to about 16. For many (not all) flow situations, high order methods are usually superior in terms of efficiency and accuracy to first and second order schemes, but they come a price: They are usually more difficult to program, less stable (which I believe to be a good thing) and require more user knowledge. I was wondering if there are any commercial codes out there that actually take advantage of higher order methods, or if you guys can observe a trend towards them, as in academia.... or might it just be that it will take a couple of years until they are adopted by the developers of commercial code? Please give me your thoughts/comments on this matter! Thanks and cheers! |
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