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Analysis of split exponential integrators for semilinear problems with noncommuting operators
Splitting the exponential and exponential-like functions can significantly reduce the overall computational cost of exponential integrators, providing a strong motivation for their rigorous analysis. In this paper, we analyze splitting errors for two noncommuting unbounded operators and derive new r
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