Seismic integration schemes aim to incorporate the rock mass response provided by the historical seismic activity to improve the ability of numerical models to reproduce future response to mining. Up to now, integration schemes considered the events using quasi-static models. This paper presents case studies that consider some of the seismic and modelling issues needed to extend these schemes t...

Thermal interaction of fluids and solids, or conjugate heat transfer (CHT), is encountered in many engineering applications. Since time-accurate computations of such coupled problems can be computationally expensive, we consider loosely-coupled and stronglycoupled solution algorithms in which higher order multi-stage Runge-Kutta schemes are employed for time integration. The higher order time i...

Abstract: The classical Simpson rule is an optimal fourth order two-step integration scheme for first-order initial-value problems; however, it is unconditionally unstable. An A-stabilized version of Simpson rule was given by Chawla et al [3] and an L-stable version was given by Chawla et al [2]. These rules are functionally implicit, and when applied for the time integration of nonlinear diffe...

Background: The desire for universal health coverage in developing countries has brought attention to community-based health insurance (CBHI) schemes in developing countries. The government of Uganda is currently debating policy for the national health insurance programme, targeting the integration of existing CBHI schemes into a larger national risk pool. However, while enrolment has been larg...

Explicit Runge–Kutta schemes with large stable step sizes are developed for integration of high order spectral difference spatial discretizations on quadrilateral grids. The new schemes permit an effective time step that is substantially larger than the maximum admissible time step of standard explicit Runge–Kutta schemes available in literature. Furthermore, they have a small principal error n...

In this paper, we investigate the connection between closed Newton-Cotes formulae, trigonometrically-fitted methods, symplectic integrators and efficient integration of the Schr¨odinger equation. The study of multistep symplectic integrators is very poor although in the last decades several one step symplectic integrators have been produced based on symplectic geometry (see the relevant lit...

In this contribution, we deal with time-stepping schemes for geometrically nonlinear multiplicative elasto-plasto-dynamics. Thereby, the approximation in space as well as in time rely both on a Finite Element approach, providing a general framework which conceptually includes also higher-order schemes. In this context, the algorithmic conservation properties of the related integrators strongly ...

The contribution deals with timestepping schemes for nonsmooth dynamical systems. Traditionally, these schemes are locally of integration order one, both in smooth and nonsmooth periods. This is inefficient for applications with few events like circuit breakers, valve trains or slider-crank mechanisms. To improve the behavior during smooth episodes, we start activities twofold. First, we includ...