Solving Differential Equations in R
Numerical solution of a system of differential equa-tions is an approximation and therefore prone to nu-merical errors, originating from several sources: 1.time step and accuracy order of the solver, 2.floating point arithmetics, 3.properties of the differential system and stabil-ity of the solution algorithm.
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