To guarantee convergence, we need some form of stability, just as for linear problems. In this chapter we consider one form of nonlinear stability that allows us to prove convergence results for a wide class of practical methods.

To guarantee convergence, we need some form of stability, just as for linear problems. Unfortunately, the Lax Equivalence Theorem no longer holds and we cannot use the same approach (which relies heavily. on linearity) to prove convergence. So far, this approach has been completely successful only for scalar problems.

Anderson, Zelle, and their contributors provide in-depth analyses of electoral trends in Germany-the one country in. .

Anderson, Zelle, and their contributors provide in-depth analyses of electoral trends in Germany-the one country in which an electorate that had maintained stable democracy after World War II was enlarged by compatriots who had experienced decades of socialist rule.

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Anderson, Christopher . and Carsten Zelle (ed. Westport: Praeger Publishers. Anderson, Christopher . and Christopher Wlezien (ed. The Economics of Politics in Comparative Perspective. Special Issue of Political Behavior Vol. 19 (1). Karl Kaltenthaler, and Wolfgang Luthardt (ed. The Domestic Politics of German Unification. Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers. Getmansky, Anna, and Sivan Hirsch-Hoefler.

An Update on Party Identification in Germany, 1971–94’, in Christopher Anderson and Carsten Zelle, eds, Stability and a Change in German Elections: How Electorates Merge, Converge, or Collide (London: Praeger, 1998), pp. 55–70

An Update on Party Identification in Germany, 1971–94’, in Christopher Anderson and Carsten Zelle, eds, Stability and a Change in German Elections: How Electorates Merge, Converge, or Collide (London: Praeger, 1998), pp. 55–70. org/jps〉, provides a translation of these questions.