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Structure-preserving time discretization: lessons for numerical relativity?

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GCSW02 - Structure preservation and general relativity

In numerical ODEs, there is a rich literature on methods that preserve certain geometric structures arising in physical systems, such as Hamiltonian/symplectic structure, symmetries, and conservation laws. I will give an introduction to these methods and discuss recent work extending some of these ideas to numerical PDEs in classical field theory.

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