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Slow--Fast Response Correction for a Compact Fourth-Order IMEX Two-Derivative Method
A compact two-stage fourth-order two-derivative IMEX method may retain its classical non-commuting fourth-order expansion and L-stable stiff damping while losing high-order accuracy when the relaxation time is comparable with the time step. We ask whether uniform fourth-order accuracy can be recover
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