Why the Second order differential equations tends to zero, with respect to t?
@Andriy, you are absolutely correct but question he is asking is related to the attachment, which I understand is a part of truncation error which goes to zero as delta t goes to zero because other terms in the series are of higher order and become smaller at faster rate as delta t tends to zero.
According to attached question, it is a part of truncation error which tends to zero as “delta t” and higher order terms in the series became smaller at faster rate as “delta t” approaches to zero.
The question should be rephrased and completed. The attached context is not sufficient.
Dear Mr. F. Salh,
I hope your Question is not precise and it must be "While the truncation error occurred in the numerical approximation and it goes to zero as delta t tends to zero, Why?"
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Mathematics
- Applied Mathematics
- Differential Equations