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Point well taken. They are not numerically unstable in the sense that the term is most often used with ill conditioned matrices or floating point weirdness, but
by thomasjames 11y ago
Point well taken. They are not numerically unstable in the sense that the term is most often used with ill conditioned matrices or floating point weirdness, but yes, they are significantly oversimplified and will not converge with reality if you measure them by a meaningful metric.
- martijn_himself 11y agoExcuse my curiosity- do you work in CFD? I did quite a bit of CFD work for my degree- then I made the mistake of becoming a programmer :).
- thomasjames 11y agoI worked for a CFD HPC company for about two years doing a mix of traditional engineering and programming, and I realized that I like programming and learning about computer architecture way more than the mechanics. So I went back to school for CS/CE and just like you fell into the trap!