Abstract
This paper discusses integration operator design using control theory. Methods of this type allow the simulation timestep to be selected arbitrary, and independently of the eigenvalues of the system, while ensuring stability and accuracy of the simulation. The approach is particularly useful for real-time simulation where critical constraints are normally imposed on the simulation stepsize. A considerable savings in computation time can be realized by utilizing this technique in designing linear explicit multistep methods.
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