Abstract
It is shown that many commonly used one-step algorithms which are unconditionally stable for linear transient heat conduction problems become conditionally stable in the nonlinear regime. Alternative algorithms are proposed which for linear problems are identical to those commonly used, whereas for nonlinear problems the unconditional stability behavior of the linear case is retained.
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