ODE and PDE Stability Analysis
• Also pertains to finite difference methods for PDEs • Valid under certain assumptions (linear PDE, periodic boundary conditions), but often good starting point • Fourier expansion (!) of solution • Assume – Valid for linear PDEs, otherwise locally valid – …
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