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Runge-Kutta adaptive-step solvers for nonlinear PDEs. Solvers include both exponential time differencing and integrating factor methods.

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# rkstiff

> **Exponential time–differencing (ETD)** and **integrating factor (IF)** Runge–Kutta solvers for stiff semi-linear PDEs:
>
> $u_t = L u + \mathrm{NL}(u)$
>
> - Fast, adaptive, and pure Python (NumPy/SciPy only)
> - Embedded error control, logging, and flexible operator support
> - Designed for spectral methods and diagonalizable systems
>
> **Tested:** Python 3.9–3.13 | **Dependencies:** NumPy, SciPy | **Optional:** matplotlib, jupyter, pytest
>
> **Docs:** [rkstiff.readthedocs.io][docs-url]

---

## Features

- **Adaptive ETD/IF Runge–Kutta solvers**: ETD35, ETD34, IF34, IF45DP (embedded error control)
- **Fixed-step solvers**: ETD4, ETD5, IF4
- **Operator flexibility**: Diagonal or full matrix (spectral/finite-difference)
- **Spectral methods**: Fourier/Chebyshev support
- **Configurable error control**: `SolverConfig` for tolerances, safety factors
- **Logging**: Per-solver logging, adjustable verbosity
- **Lightweight API**: Pass a linear operator array and a callable nonlinear function
- **Utility modules**: Grids, spectral derivatives, transforms, models, logging helpers

Supported equations: Nonlinear Schrödinger, Kuramoto–Sivashinsky, Korteweg–de Vries, Burgers, Allen–Cahn, Sine–Gordon

---

## Installation

**pip (recommended):**
```bash
python -m pip install rkstiff
````

**conda-forge:**

```bash
conda create -n rkstiff-env -c conda-forge rkstiff
conda activate rkstiff-env
```

**From source:**

```bash
git clone https://github.com/whalenpt/rkstiff.git
cd rkstiff
python -m pip install .
```

**Extras:**

```bash
# demos: matplotlib + jupyter; tests: pytest
python -m pip install "rkstiff[demo]"
python -m pip install "rkstiff[test]"
```

---

## Quickstart Example (Kuramoto–Sivashinsky)

```python
import numpy as np
from rkstiff import grids, if34

# Real-valued grid for rfft
n = 1024
a, b = 0.0, 32.0 * np.pi
x, kx = grids.construct_x_kx_rfft(n, a, b)

# Linear operator in Fourier space
lin_op = kx**2 * (1 - kx**2)

# Nonlinear term: -F{ u * u_x }
def nl_func(u_fft):
    u = np.fft.irfft(u_fft)
    ux = np.fft.irfft(1j * kx * u_fft)
    return -np.fft.rfft(u * ux)

# Initial condition in real space → Fourier space
u0 = np.cos(x / 16) * (1.0 + np.sin(x / 16))
u0_fft = np.fft.rfft(u0)

solver = if34.IF34(lin_op=lin_op, nl_func=nl_func)
uf_fft = solver.evolve(u0_fft, t0=0.0, tf=50.0, store_freq=20)

# Convert stored Fourier snapshots back to real space
U = np.array([np.fft.irfft(s) for s in solver.u])  # shape: (num_snaps, n)
t = np.array(solver.t)
```

> `solver.u` and `solver.t` store snapshots every `store_freq` internal steps; `evolve` returns the final state.

<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/whalenpt/rkstiff/master/images/KSfig.png"
 alt="Kuramoto–Sivashinsky chaotic propagation"
 width="400">
 
 Kuramoto–Sivashinsky chaotic field propagation using IF34.

> 💡 **More examples:**  
> Several fully runnable **Jupyter notebooks** are included in the `demos/` folder.  
> Each notebook illustrates solver usage, adaptive-step control, and visualization for different PDEs  
> (e.g., Kuramoto–Sivashinsky, NLS, and Allen–Cahn).  
> To try them:
> ```bash
> python -m pip install "rkstiff[demo]"
> jupyter notebook demos/
> ```

---

## API Overview

### Solver Classes

| Solver   | Module   | Order (embedded) | Adaptive | Notes                         |
| -------- | -------- | ---------------- | -------- | ----------------------------- |
| `ETD35`  | `etd35`  | 5 (3)            | ✅        | Best for diagonalized systems |
| `ETD34`  | `etd34`  | 4 (3)            | ✅        | Krogstad 4th order            |
| `IF34`   | `if34`   | 4 (3)            | ✅        | Integrating factor            |
| `IF45DP` | `if45dp` | 5 (4)            | ✅        | Dormand–Prince IF             |
| `ETD4`   | `etd4`   | 4 (–)            | ❌        | Krogstad fixed-step           |
| `ETD5`   | `etd5`   | 5 (–)            | ❌        | Same base as ETD35            |
| `IF4`    | `if4`    | 4 (–)            | ❌        | Fixed-step IF                 |

### Constructor Signature (Adaptive Classes)

```python
Solver(lin_op: np.ndarray, nl_func: Callable[[np.ndarray], np.ndarray], config: SolverConfig = ..., loglevel: str = ...)
```

* `lin_op`: array shaped like `u`, typically diagonal entries in the working basis
* `nl_func(u)`: returns nonlinear term in same basis
* `config`: error control and adaptivity (optional; defaults to SolverConfig())
* `loglevel`: logging verbosity (optional; defaults to "INFO")

---

## Configuration & Logging

### Adaptive Error Control

Configure embedded error estimation and adaptive step control via `SolverConfig`:

```python
from rkstiff.if34 import IF34
from rkstiff.solveras import SolverConfig

config = SolverConfig(epsilon=1e-5, incr_f=1.2, decr_f=0.8, safety_f=0.9)
solver = IF34(lin_op, nl_func, config=config, loglevel="INFO")
```

**Parameter notes (typical meanings):**

* `epsilon`: target local error tolerance for the embedded pair.
* `safety_f`: safety factor applied to proposed step-size updates.
* `incr_f` / `decr_f`: bounds on how much `dt` may grow/shrink on accept/reject.
* (Implementation-specific fields may exist; see docs for full list and defaults.)

### Logging

Set logging level per solver:

```python
solver = IF34(lin_op, nl_func, loglevel="DEBUG")
```

---

## Utility Modules

* `grids`: Grid and wavenumber construction for FFT/RFFT/Chebyshev
* `derivatives`: Spectral differentiation (FFT, RFFT, Chebyshev)
* `transforms`: Basis transforms
* `models`: Example PDEs
* `util.loghelper`: Logging setup and control

---

## Usage Tips

* For **spectral methods**, pass `lin_op` in Fourier space and implement `nl_func` in that same space
* For **diagonalizable systems**, pre-diagonalize once and reuse that basis
* ETD methods may **precompute φ-functions**; reuse the solver instance for speed
* Storage: `solver.u` and `solver.t` hold snapshots; control frequency with `store_freq`

---

## Testing & Coverage

Run tests and view coverage:

```bash
python -m pip install "rkstiff[test]"
pytest
```

---

## Citation

If you use `rkstiff` in academic work, please cite:

> P. Whalen, M. Brio, J.V. Moloney,
> *Exponential time-differencing with embedded Runge–Kutta adaptive step control*,
> *Journal of Computational Physics* 280 (2015) 579–601.
> DOI: [10.1016/j.jcp.2014.09.038](https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcp.2014.09.038)

```bibtex
@article{WhalenBrioMoloney2015,
  title   = {Exponential time-differencing with embedded Runge--Kutta adaptive step control},
  author  = {Whalen, P. and Brio, M. and Moloney, J. V.},
  journal = {Journal of Computational Physics},
  volume  = {280},
  pages   = {579--601},
  year    = {2015},
  doi     = {10.1016/j.jcp.2014.09.038}
}
```

---

## License

MIT — see [LICENSE](https://github.com/whalenpt/rkstiff/blob/develop/LICENSE) for details.

## Contact

Patrick Whalen — [whalenpt@gmail.com](mailto:whalenpt@gmail.com)

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