Solving the Wave Equation on Discrete Time Scales
Davis Funk, Charis Tsikkou

TL;DR
This paper develops a method to solve the 1D wave equation on various discrete and continuous time scales using Fourier transforms and contour integrals, extending classical solutions to more general settings.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach for solving the wave equation on discrete time scales with Fourier analysis, broadening the scope beyond traditional continuous models.
Findings
Solution applicable to integer and broader discrete time scales
Utilizes Fourier transform and contour integrals for solving initial value problems
Extends classical wave equation solutions to discrete time scale settings
Abstract
This paper presents a solution to an initial value problem for the 1-dimensional wave equation on time scales through the application of a Fourier transform and its inverse via contour integrals. The time scale of the spatial dimension is set to the integers and a broader class of discrete time scales, while the time dimension is set to the positive real numbers.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Research in Systems and Signal Processing · Numerical methods for differential equations
