Other Methods

Abstract

In previous chapters, those methods that are regarded as most advisable in some sense, are presented in some detail. The explicit method cannot really be said to be advisable, but it does serve as an introduction to simulation, from which one can advance to the slightly harder implicit methods mentioned in Chap. 8. In the present chapter, a large number of alternative schemes that have been advocated in the last several decades, are at least mentioned, some in more detail than others, according to the present author’s estimation of the feasibility of the methods’ use, or the ability of the average electrochemist to program them. This is inevitably a subjective judgement and there will be some disagreement. References are provided for the reader who wants to delve more deeply.