4. Unsteady equations
In the previous sections, only the spatial direction was discretized. Unsteady problems involve an additional variable: time t, which describes a bounded interval [0, T], T > 0, and has a special status. The spectral discretization of unsteady problems mostly respects this difference in status; a temporal discretization scheme is used, based on an e.g. regular slicing of [0, T] into intervals [t n , t n + 1 ], with a constant time step δt = t n + 1 - t n . The solution of the unsteady problems u (x, t n ) at time t n is then approximated by a quantity u n (x), recursively...
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