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Table 1. Equations (1){(2) are numerically integrated by means of a second{order Runge{ Kutta algorithm for the deterministic terms and a stochastic Euler method for the noise terms.
"... In PAGE 4: ... Table1 : Parameters of the diode{laser array model. In order to characterize the behavior of the system, we de ne an incoherent intensity S = n Xi=1 jEi(t)j2 (3) and a coherent intensity I = n Xi=1 Ei(t) 2 (4) The physical interpretation of these magnitudes is the following.... ..."
Table 2: Error in Runge example, varying d.
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"... In PAGE 15: ... d which minimizes the numerically computed approximation error for a given set of points. Table2 shows the errors in the Runge example, where, for each n, the optimal d was used. As the table shows, for this function, it is beneficial to increase d as n increases.... ..."
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Table 3: Relative global errors (L1 norm) of the primitive variables for the planar shock re ection test problem (RPSR) on a grid of 401 zones at t = 2:0. The quantity is de ned as = 1?vi. The test runs have been performed with a Courant number equal to 0.1 and the third order accurate Runge-Kutta time integration method (RK3). In parenthesis we give the standard root mean square deviation of the errors (see also Table ??).
Table 5: CFL numbers (n: order of the Runge-Kutta scheme).
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Table 1: Number of coupling conditions in IMEX Runge-Kutta schemes
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Table 3.4: Attainable accuracy for the Runge-Kutta basis
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TABLE 1: Examples of Runge-Kutta family methods.
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