Titlebook: Digital Simulation in Electrochemistry; Dieter Britz Textbook 19811st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1981 Elektrochemie.Ion.Sim

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-7913-1hat sort of systems do we simulate in electrochemistry? Most commonly it is electrochemical transport problems that we find difficult to solve, in all but a few model systems — when things get more complicated, as they do in real electrochemical cells, problems may not be solvable algebraically, yet we still want answers.

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Budi Arief,Anna Monreale,Shujun Lich is in a class quite different from transport in electrolytes. The finite-difference method is useful here also, but takes on a quite different character. One of the striking differences is the amount of computer-time and -memory usually needed; tho other is the empirical bag of tricks workers use to speed things up.