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explicit: a standalone construct

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numerical analysis

a numerical scheme that computes the new state directly from known values, unlike implicit methods that require solving equations.

In numerical analysis, explicit refers to An explicit scheme: one computing the new state directly from known values (vs implicit methods requiring equation solving). This meaning comes from Burden (1978) in Numerical analysis. Here explicit is not the explicit: the closing words of a text or section (from 'explicitus est liber'), the counterpart of the incipit.[1]

Unit: an update rule
Recovery means: the discretization stencil
Measured by: stability limit (CFL)

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References

Burden, R. L., Faires, J. D., & Reynolds, A. C. (1978). Numerical analysis. Prindle, Weber & Schmidt. ISBN 0871502437

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