We consider some systems where the particles move in one-dimensional cites by a probabilistic rule. They are completely discrete systems defined by stochastic cellular automata with 4 neighbors and we can show exactly the fundamental diagram which gives a relation between the density and the mean flux of the system.
We demonstrate the following: (1) Divisor methods are described by optimization problems in a novel way. (2) We propose a new subclass of divisor methods satisfying a functional equation. (3) Solving the functional equation shows that the new subclass of divisor methods is equivalent to the class of relaxed divisor methods which this author has proposed before.
The aim of this paper is to derivate a compact difference method using multi-dimensional stencils. We report that the implicit LU decomposition for the formula is exactly written. Some convection difference schemes are proposed using the multi-dimensional compact difference method. Numerical experiences are showed to verify the performance of difference schemes proposed in this paper.
This is a survey on discrete differential geometry of curves and surfaces. We review a few representatives of discrete curves and surfaces, with emphasis on close connections between both the theories of discrete differential geometry and discrete integrable systems. Especially, we shall develop a variety of topics related to curve motions in two and three-dimensional Euclidean space, with explicit formulae as a unifying theme.
Some numerical algorithms for computing eigenvalues of nonsymmetric matrix with high accuracy have been recently designed based on the discrete hungry Toda equation and the discrete Lotka-Volterra system which are known as the discrete integrable systems of hungry type. In this paper, not only the process for formulating these algorithms but also the results concerning asymptotic analysis through the center manifold theory, mixed error analysis in floating point arithmetic and shift of origin for accelerating convergence are shortly explained. Backlund transformations between discrete integrable systems of hungry type are also shown.