Chapter 8. Chebyshev spectral methods
Chapter 8. Chebyshev spectral methods
Chapter 8. Chebyshev spectral methods
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<strong>8.</strong>2. CHEBYSHEV DIFFERENTIATION MATRICES TREFETHEN 1994 271<br />
A note of caution: D N is rarely used in exactly the form described in<br />
Theorem <strong>8.</strong>4, for boundary conditions will modify it slightly, and these depend<br />
on the problem.<br />
EXERCISES<br />
. <strong>8.</strong>2.1. Prove that for any N, DN is nilpotent: Dn N = 0 for a su ciently high integer n.