Efficient Adaptive Computation of the Dynamics of Mott Transistors

11/30/2021
by   Winfried Auzinger, et al.
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We investigate time-adaptive Magnus-type integrators for the numerical approximation of a Mott transistor. The rapidly attenuating electromagnetic field calls for adaptive choice of the time steps. As a basis for step selection, asymptotically correct defect-based estimators of the local error are employed. We analyze the error of the numerical approximation in the presence of the unsmooth external potential and demonstrate the advantages of the adaptive approach.

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