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Table 6 \(\epsilon^{(j)}_{1}\), \(\epsilon^{(j)}_{2}\), \(j=1,\ldots,N\) and the respective Rayleigh number R in which the maximum takes place for different dimensions j of the reduced basis space. R is in the interval \([1539;1600]\) for solutions \(S_{5}\) in the first part of the table, R is in the interval \([1600;2000]\) for solutions \(S_{5}\) in the second part of the table and R is in the interval \([2000;3000]\) for solutions \(S_{5}\) in the last part of the table

From: Reduced basis method applied to a convective stability problem

j

\(\epsilon^{(j)}_{1}\)

\(\epsilon^{(j)}_{2} \)

R

1

0.785

0.265

1539

2

0.016

0.006

1600

3

3.110−4

8.510−4

1560

4

4.410−5

1.110−5

1545

5

1.110−6

3.010−7

1585

6

7.2 10−7

2.010−8

1541

1

1.154

0.683

1600

2

0.050

0.026

2000

3

0.003

6.610−4

1740

4

3.510−4

1.210−4

1880

5

1.310−5

7.810−6

1640

6

2.710−6

6.410−7

1940

7

2.410−7

5.010−8

1610

1

0.834

0.554

2000

2

0.039

0.022

3000

3

0.002

7.010−4

2380

4

3.410−4

8.910−5

2700

5

1.210−5

4.010−6

2120

6

2.410−6

9.210−7

2880

7

1.310−7

4.610−8

2040