An Introduction to Numerical Analysis¶
Atkinson, K. E. (1989). An Introduction to Numerical Analysis. Wiley.
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- Truncation error
- Truncation error is the difference attributable to cutting off a series, discretizing a derivative or otherwise replacing an exact process by a finite computational approximation.
- … transfers from Replacing a derivative by a forward difference leaves a leading error proportional to the step size even if every arithmetic operation is exact. to A solver separates local truncation error, propagated global discretization error and floating-point roundoff before selecting a refinement level..
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