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Numerical efficacy study of data assimilation for the 2D magnetohydrodynamic equations
We study the computational efficiency of several nudging data assimilation algorithms for the 2D magnetohydrodynamic equations, using varying amounts and types of data. We find that the algorithms work with much less resolution in the data than required by the rigorous estimates in [ 7 ]. We also test other abridged nudging algorithms to which the analytic techniques in [ 7 ] do not seem to apply. These latter tests indicate, in particular, that velocity data alone is sufficient for synchronization with a chaotic reference solution, while magnetic data alone is not. We demonstrate that a new nonlinear nudging algorithm, which is adaptive in both time and space, synchronizes at a super exponential rate.
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JCD is focused on the intersection of computation with deterministic and stochastic dynamics. The mission of the journal is to publish papers that explore new computational methods for analyzing dynamic problems or use novel dynamical methods to improve computation. The subject matter of JCD includes both fundamental mathematical contributions and applications to problems from science and engineering. A non-exhaustive list of topics includes * Computation of phase-space structures and bifurcations * Multi-time-scale methods * Structure-preserving integration * Nonlinear and stochastic model reduction * Set-valued numerical techniques * Network and distributed dynamics JCD includes both original research and survey papers that give a detailed and illuminating treatment of an important area of current interest. The editorial board of JCD consists of world-leading researchers from mathematics, engineering, and science, all of whom are experts in both computational methods and the theory of dynamical systems.