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A Muitisymplectic Fourier Pseudo-spectral Scheme for the SRLW Equation and Conservation Laws
KONG Ling-hua, ZENG Wen-ping, LIU Ru-xun, KONG Ling-jian
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2006, 23 (1): 25-31.  
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A multisympletic system for the symmetric regularized long wave (SRLW) equation is obtained with canconical momentum. The system satisfies the multisymplectic conservation law. A Fourier pseudo-spectral method which adapts to periodic boundary conditions in space is introduced. An Euler mid-point scheme in time and a Fourier pseudo-spactral method in space are used to the muhisymplectic formulation of the SRLW equation. It makes a multisymplectic Fourier pseudo-spectral scheme. Several discrete conservation laws of this scheme are proved; Numerical experiments are performed to simulate the single soliton solution. The chase, collision and separation of multi-soliton solutions are simulated.
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Symplectic Scheme with High Order Accuracy for High Order Schrödinger Type Equation
ZENG Wen-ping
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2004, 21 (2): 106-110.  
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A symplectic schemes with high order accuracy is proposed for solving the high order schrödinger type equation (əu)/(ət)=1(-1)m2mu)/(əx2m) via the third type of generating function method. At first, the equation is written into the canonical Hamilton system; secondly, overcoming successfully the essential difficulty on the calculus of high order variations derivative, we get the semi-discretization with arbitrary order of accuracy in time direction for the PDEs by the third type of generating function method. Furthermore the discretization of the related modified equation of original equation are obtained. Finally, arbitrary order accuracy symplectic scheme is obtained. Numerical results are also presented to show the effectiveness of the scheme and its high order accuracy and properties of excellent long-time numerical behavior.
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