This document discusses concepts related to discretization in numerical analysis. It provides a recap of finite difference formulas and Taylor series expansions which are used to derive finite difference approximations. It also examines higher order finite difference formulas, noting their potential benefits in achieving higher accuracy but also acknowledging tradeoffs to consider when deciding whether to use higher order formulas. Stencils or grids are shown as examples to visualize finite difference approximations in multiple dimensions.
This document discusses concepts related to discretization in numerical analysis. It provides a recap of finite difference formulas and Taylor series expansions which are used to derive finite difference approximations. It also examines higher order finite difference formulas, noting their potential benefits in achieving higher accuracy but also acknowledging tradeoffs to consider when deciding whether to use higher order formulas. Stencils or grids are shown as examples to visualize finite difference approximations in multiple dimensions.
This document discusses concepts related to discretization in numerical analysis. It provides a recap of finite difference formulas and Taylor series expansions which are used to derive finite difference approximations. It also examines higher order finite difference formulas, noting their potential benefits in achieving higher accuracy but also acknowledging tradeoffs to consider when deciding whether to use higher order formulas. Stencils or grids are shown as examples to visualize finite difference approximations in multiple dimensions.
Road map for this section Back to Taylor Series…..
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Higher order accuracy is desired. We shall come back to that shortly. Before that, let us have a quick recap of the finite difference formulas that we have learn t already….. As stated earlier, higher order accuracy is desired. Let us look at following formula…
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Would you still like to use higher order formulas?????