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Fifth order EPIRK methods #417
Fifth order EPIRK methods #417
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For my own future reference, 216 = 8*27, the 8 = 1/2^3 is the factor from the Krylov subspace algorithm because this calculates phi_i / t^i
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Note that this line isn't fusing because of the scalar operations BTW. Just
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it. But optimizations can come later.