Abstract
This study introduces the multiplication free semi-discretization method (MFSD), a novel approach for the efficient stability and fixed-point analysis of time-periodic delayed differential equations (DDEs). Efficient stability prediction is critical for mitigating instabilities in mechanical systems, such as machine tool chatter in milling and vibration in delayed control systems, where high-accuracy modelling often leads to prohibitive computational costs. Unlike traditional semi-discretization methods that are burdened by high computational demands due to repeated matrix multiplication, the MFSD method leverages a composite mapping structure inspired by collocation techniques to achieve linear time complexity
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