Software for Numerical Analysis of Stochastic Differential Equations

Last Update: March 6, 2004
Department of Mathematics, Southern Illinois University
1245 Lincoln Drive, Carbondale, IL 62901-4408, USA
Professor Dr. rer. nat. Henri Schurz


AVAILABLE SOFTWARE OF PC-EXERCISES (currently, all problems from chapter 1-4):


  • Nearly all C-programs store the resulting data onto ASCii files and can be plotted by GNUPLOT standard software. The remaining information is set on users current terminal screen. Some contents of the pascal programs have been extended by this current C-version. WARNING: Some difficulties in weak approximations may arise due to your built-in random number generator and their statistical inexactness (e.g. better variance-reduction necessary to improve the results to get to theoretically predicted asymptotic results eventually, see more on effects of Monte-Carlo-errors in literature, e.g. Ermakov's school).
  • The compressed files in c.zip and archived files in c.tar contain all codes of pro*x*x*.c, pro*x*x*.mak, pro*x*x*.plt, pro*x*x*.prt files. Just compile first with a command as "make -f pro1x1x1.mak", execute by "./pro1x1x1" (or run), plot by "gnuplot pro1x1x1.plt" and print to eps-files pro1x1x1.eps by "gnuplot pro1x1x1.prt" to go through the entire system as indicated with Problem 1.1.1 here.
  • Files are currently only available based on individual request to Henri Schurz, hschurz@math.siu.edu in order to protect our copyrights. This is not part of the original book software, however it refers to those problems / exercises. Currently chapter 1 - 4 available, chapter 5 under reconstruction. Files are not totally cleaned up and neither optimized.