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Yes. If you have a positive Ljapunov coefficient that will happen. But then what the article does won't help you either



If you know about Lyapunov coefficients then you should also know about the concept of order of accuracy. If I'm developing a code that is supposed to be second order in time and space, then when I'm running my convergence study, I better be able to control the floating point error in my computation of the total energy, so that I can properly attribute the error I do observe to power series truncation, or what have you.


The article is not saying that this is even all that useful or revelatory -- but it's just something to keep in mind.




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