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Stability of a Finite-Difference Scheme
A finite-difference scheme is said to be stable if it forms a digital filter which is at least marginally stable [449].
To distinguish between the stable and marginally stable cases, we may classify a finite-difference scheme as strictly stable, marginally stable, or unstable.
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