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Old   November 16, 2017, 21:58
Default what's the difference between ODE and Eulerimplict?
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In chemistryProperties, we need to define thechemistrySolver

ODE and Eulerimplict can be selected here, but in ode solver, there still have a EulerSI and Euler.

the source code of ODE is in the /src/ODE/ODEsolvers
including Euler EulerSI and some else

the source code of Eulerimplicit is in the /src/thermophysicalmodels/chemistrymodel/chemistrysolver

My question is what's the difference between these two ? and in my experience, the Eulerimplicit is much faster than ODE, why?

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ODE solvers are created thinking stiff system in mind.
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ODE solvers are created thinking stiff system in mind.
what about Eulerimplicit?
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Old   November 18, 2017, 01:41
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what about Eulerimplicit?
can't handle stiff system (need extremely small time steps).
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