Interprets splitting schemes as Dirac-controlled trajectories to prove arbitrary-order complex schemes exist and to tie real-order restrictions to obstructing Lie brackets.
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Derives the resonance-based midpoint rule as a symplectic scheme for stochastic NLS and analyzes its convergence in low regularity.
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Control theory and splitting methods
Interprets splitting schemes as Dirac-controlled trajectories to prove arbitrary-order complex schemes exist and to tie real-order restrictions to obstructing Lie brackets.
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Low regularity symplectic schemes for stochastic NLS
Derives the resonance-based midpoint rule as a symplectic scheme for stochastic NLS and analyzes its convergence in low regularity.